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On Friday, a Baltimore City circuit court judge ruled in favor of a legal complaint filed by Mayor Brandon Scott and the city council rejecting the proposed Baby Bonus Fund measure.
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Maryland scientists help expand use of drug that could revolutionize life for food allergy sufferersThe drug helps dampen effects of severe allergic reactions.
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If passed, pharmacists could administer vaccines to children as young as 5.
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About 97% of kids are getting their required vaccinations.
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Today Tom speaks with Dr. Ashanti Woods, a pediatrician at Mercy Medical Center, about important health issues for children and babies at this time of year.
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Thursday’s overdose awareness day events advocate for prevention sites, youth education
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Advocates estimate that about 100 children a year get stuck in Maryland hospitals for weeks or months on end.
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Baltimore's top cop discusses how the city is bringing down the crime rate, his department's response to teen gun violence, and what the mayor's planned youth curfew could mean for public safety.
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Two resale shops run by the Women's Board of The Johns Hopkins Hospital sell used apparel and other goods to help fund patient-care services. Two volunteers at the shops join us to explain the ethics behind the business.
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Two of Baltimore's top pediatricians — Health Commissioner Dr. Letitia Dzirasa and Mercy Medical Center's Dr. Ashanti Woods — offer expert advice on keeping your babies and young children safe and healthy.