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Study gives Md. top marks for tech climate
A new study shows Maryland well-positioned to thrive in the tech- and STEM-focused economy – outranking its neighbors and much of the rest of the country in three out of […]
New effort in Md. to protect children from identity theft
In case you felt parenting wasn’t hard enough, officials say there’s something else to worry about: identity theft, which can destroy children’s credit scores before they’ve even learned to count. […]
Hopkins, Microsoft to develop app for ICU management
Researchers from Johns Hopkins Medicine have developed a tablet app to track the needs of patients in intensive care units. Now, they’ll be building on that work through a partnership […]
Millennial CEO will leave after merger with $2.2M severance
Millennial Media CEO Michael Barrett is expected to leave the company after its merger with AOL Inc. is finalized, and he has a golden parachute compensation package lined up totaling […]
Md. businesses won’t face changes in health insurance market
Come Jan. 1, hundreds of Maryland businesses won’t have to change the way they obtain insurance plans for their employees after all. That’s because a measure signed into law by […]
Goucher revokes Cosby’s honorary degree
The decline and fall of Bill Cosby continued Thursday as Goucher College announced it was revoking an honorary degree bestowed on the comedian in 2001. Goucher President José Antonio Bowen […]
Epilepsy researchers use Apple Watch for new study
Researchers from Johns Hopkins have a new tool to help them study epileptic seizures: the Apple Watch. The high-tech wristwatch includes several sensors that collect data about the wearer, including […]
Betamore welcomes new tenants as Citelighter takes flight
Betamore’s largest tenant company is leaving the nest, making room for new companies in the Federal Hill-based incubator and co-working space for the first time this year. Since coming to […]
Coppin science building to help recruitment, officials say
Coppin State University officials say the school’s new, $83 million Science and Technology Center will boost student performance and help recruit more students from around the state. Photos: Inside Coppin […]
Bon Secours to convert church into $7M primary care center
A 150-year-old church building in Southwest Baltimore will soon be a place where residents can get primary care and connect with social services. Bon Secours Baltimore Health System finalized the […]
Middleton praises Md. health exchange’s progress after audit
In the wake of a state audit criticizing the Maryland Health Benefits Exchange’s procurement and security practices, the head of a legislative panel tasked with overseeing the agency says he’s […]
CareFirst wants to invest $3 million in telemedicine
Maryland’s largest insurer wants to spend $3 million to use telemedicine – such as video conferencing and electronic devices that monitor patients remotely — to improve access to health care […]
