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The ribbon cutting ceremony for the new University of Maryland Capital Region Medical Center in Prince George’s County took place Tuesday. Governor's Office photo EHRLICHS PUSH VACCINES IN NEW ANTI-COVID CAMPAIGN: Former Gov. Bob Ehrlich and former first lady Kendel Ehrlich are participants in the state’s campaign to urge Marylanders to get vaccinated against the novel coronavirus, writes Bryan Renbaum for Maryland Reporter. DELEGATES PUSH AGAINST HOGAN ENDING ENHANCED JOBLESS BENEFITS: Some Maryland delegates pushed back Tuesday against the governor’s recent decision to end expanded un...

If I were a Brood X cicada, which I am not, and I was imprinted with memories of the news the last time my family emerged from our subterranean hiding spots, I’d be curious. What happened since were last here in 2004?

07 May 2021, 12:05 pm Facebook ads had become a major destination for drug manufacturers who are looking to expand their customer base. The use of social media giant's targeted ads had attracted big pharmaceutical companies, as it could show ads to users based on interests and activities and its capability to show ads to those potential patients. How Do Facebook Ads Help Big Pharma in Finding Potential Customers? Big pharmaceutical companies have been spending billions on Facebook ads as the feature helps them target their ads to users who likely suffer from specific illnesses. According to t...

Why is the board of trustees of Anne Arundel Medical Center scheduled to get Covid vaccines when myself, a healthcare worker, my mother, a 97-year-old nursing home resident and my friends, neighbors and patients who are at risk have not been offered the same opportunity (The Capital, Jan. 6)?

State Roundup: Vaccines coming as hospitalizations continue rising Sunset over the Bay from the Eastern Neck Wildlife Refuge NO HOLIDAY FOR VACCINE DISTRIBUTION: Vaccine distribution during the week between Christmas and New Years is not slowing down for the holidays, Bryan Renbaum reports for Maryland Reporter on Phase 1A of distribution. Enough vaccines are available to inoculate 100% of the state’s frontline hospital staff, and health departments are offering vaccines this week to the state’s first responders. The Carroll County Health Department announced the COVID-19 deaths of five m...