Posts filed under ‘Medicine’
6-11-12: Doctor-Patient Communication
Why patients are afraid to talk to their doctors…and what they both can do about it.
5-1-12: Unraveling Pseudoseizures
It looks like a seizure, it feels like a seizure–but it’s not caused by the same things that cause seizures.
4-17-12: Health Enterprise Zones
Will new proposed solutions to health disparities work in Maryland?
3-9-12: Re-evaluating HIV Rates
The rate of HIV infection in African-American women in Baltimore is much higher than we thought.
3-5-12: mHealth Matters
Medical advice from your phone.
2-27-12: Rampaging Ranavirus
Something is killing turtles and frogs in Maryland and across the country. What is it? And how do we stop it?
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2-20-12: The Math Behind Slowing HIV
Understanding just how well HIV-slowing drugs work.
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1-30-12: Weighty Issues
How the weight of your doctor could influence the advice they give you on losing weight.
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12-30-11: IHV and AIDS
A vaccine against HIV-AIDS may sound like a medical dream…but researchers in Baltimore say they have one in sight. We talk to Dr. Robert Gallo, founder of the Institute of Human Virology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
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12-30-11: Music at Walter Reed
The legacy of September 11 in America has been perhaps most visible at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington. We’ll hear from a Maryland woman who spent just about every Friday performing music for the wounded soldiers until the hospital was closed last summer.
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