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O'Malley Signs Death Penalty Repeal

AP | BRIAN WITTE | Posted 05.02.2013 | Politics

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Opponents of capital punishment marked a milestone Thursday as Maryland became the first state south of the Mason-Dixon line to...

Why Everyone Deserves Palliative Care

Richard W. Besdine, M.D. | Posted 04.19.2013 | Healthy Living
Richard W. Besdine, M.D.

The first principle of palliative medicine is to relieve the pain and other symptoms that burden people living with serious illness -- in short, to help people feel better.

How I Got My Groove Back In My 70s

Molly Alexander Darden | Posted 02.22.2013 | Fifty
Molly Alexander Darden

Through discipline, persistence, a fantastic support team and the grace of Almighty God, I walk tall now (at 5 feet) with strength, stamina and -- most importantly -- the exhilaration of knowing that I can still joyously face life head on, whether the wind blows before me or behind me.

What Would You Trade To Own This?

The Huffington Post | Michelle Manetti | Posted 10.18.2012 | HuffPost Home

We've stumbled upon a lot of unusual items for sale but this one really made us stop in our tracks

What Your Gut Is Telling You

Maria Rodale | Posted 11.10.2012 | Healthy Living
Maria Rodale

When I look back at all the biggest mistakes I've made in my life, I can clearly remember a moment when I consciously overrode what my gut was telli...

What You Don't Know About Strokes

Richard W. Besdine, M.D. | Posted 08.14.2012 | Healthy Living
Richard W. Besdine, M.D.

Contrary to popular wisdom, what you don't know can sometimes hurt you, and badly. For older adults in particular, this is true when it comes to stroke.

WATCH: Child Prodigy M.D. Graduates From U Of C

Posted 06.10.2012 | Chicago

The University of Chicago on Friday presented a diploma to 21-year-old Sho Yano, its youngest M.D. ever. Yano told the Chicago Sun-Times last week ...

21-Year-Old Prodigy To Become School's Youngest M.D. Ever

AP | Posted 06.05.2012 | Chicago

CHICAGO (Associated Press) -- A 21-year-old Chicago man who began college at age 9 and medical school three years later is about to become the younges...

What If It's Not Alzheimer's?

Marie Marley | Posted 06.09.2012 | Home
Marie Marley

Approximately 5.4 million Americans have been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, and many more are showing symptoms of it. A small number of them, such as Alicia, actually have something else.

Clear the Clutter: Organization Boosts Health and Vitality

Maria Rodale | Posted 05.13.2012 | Healthy Living
Maria Rodale

by guest blogger Isaac Eliaz, MD, MS, LAc, integrative medicine pioneer, researcher, clinical practitioner, author, and lecturer As a holistic ...

The Silent Killer: Diabesity

Mark Hyman, MD | Posted 01.15.2012 | Healthy Living
Mark Hyman, MD

One of every two of you have a deadly disease that's making you sick and will kill you, and 90 percent of you don't even know you have it.

Rawlings-Blake Wins Race For Baltimore Mayor

AP | SARAH BRUMFIELD | Posted 01.08.2012 | DC

BALTIMORE — Incumbent Stephanie Rawlings-Blake has easily won Baltimore's mayoral election nearly two years after her predecessor stepped down e...

Maryland Alcohol Tax Distribution To Schools: A Political Process?

The Huffington Post | Arin Greenwood | Posted 12.25.2011 | DC

WASHINGTON -- The government transparency nonprofit group Maryland Reporter is alleging that rotten politics has played a role in how state alcohol ta...

Live or Die: Do We Care Anymore?

John Geyman | Posted 12.12.2011 | Business
John Geyman

We have had about a 75-year experiment with employer-sponsored health insurance, but its track record is one of continued decline over the last 30 years.

'Moral Hazard' In Health Care: Duplicity On Steroids

John Geyman | Posted 11.22.2011 | Politics
John Geyman

When will logic, common sense, evidence and fairness take center stage for health policy makers and legislators? The way things are going could well be called legislative malpractice.

Myths and Misperceptions About Primary Care

John Geyman | Posted 10.22.2011 | Books
John Geyman

We are indebted to the late Dr. Barbara Starfield of the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health for this basic definition of the four pillars of primary care.

The Making of MiniDisc

David Julian Price | Posted 09.10.2011 | Technology
David Julian Price

MiniDisc was surely the last hurrah of Sony's heroic age. It was a time when Sony was driven by engineering purity rather than sales and marketing commonsense.

Interview with Robert Egger of D.C. Central Kichten and James S. Withers of Operation Safety Net

Mark Horvath | Posted 05.25.2011 | Impact
Mark Horvath

This was a truly humbling experience. The BeCause Foundation arranged for me to share a conversation with two amazing men, both of whom I had never met before, and both are brilliant with huge hearts.

The American Story: A Patchwork of People

Kate Kelly | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Kate Kelly

What did your great-grandparents do? If you think about it, they were probably important players in helping develop our country, no matter what their...

A Psychiatric Drug Story of Tragedy and Triumph

Dr. Peter Breggin | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Dr. Peter Breggin

people need to know how lifesaving it can be when health professionals dare to be honest about the hazards of psychiatric drugs and the value of empathic therapeutic approaches.

Ask Dr. Pat: What Can I Do About These Hot Flashes?

Patricia Yarberry Allen | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Patricia Yarberry Allen

If you're convinced that you'll be tortured by hot flashes and temperature disruptions, then you certainly will be.

Resveratrol -- Eat Whatever and Live to 120?

Mark Hyman, MD | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Mark Hyman, MD

"Live to 120 years old by eating as much as you want and drinking lots of red wine!" That's the intriguing finding of a recent study from Harvard researcher David Sinclair and his group.

How to Give Yourself a Metabolic Tune-Up

Mark Hyman, MD | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
Mark Hyman, MD

How could they eat high amounts of bad food and not exercise, yet still become fitter AND live 30 percent longer than the average rat? One word: MITOCHONDRIA -- the source of your energy.

Heralding What's New In Movies, ShoWest Opens In Las Vegas

Ellen Sterling | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Ellen Sterling

ShoWest opened today in Las Vegas. This is the trade show of the the National Association of Theatre Owners and more than 2,500 people convened today in Las Vegas to see what's new in the industry.

The HealthScare Debate

David Spiegel | Posted 11.17.2011 | Healthy Living
David Spiegel

So the health scare mongers accuse the government of what the private insurers are now doing. The anti-change 'protesters' are angry and they're not gonna take it any more. The only problem is that the private insurers have already taken it, and the anti-reformers are angry at the wrong people.