The Breast Resources For Moms Battling Breast Cancer

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Breast cancer is a huge challenge that can change a mother’s life and have a big impact on her family. Though it can feel...
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Over 1,000 To Walk in Maryland Kidney Walk

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More than 1,000 participants will be walking in the 23rd annual Maryland Kidney Walk, which is set to take place Oct. 19, at the...
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When Should Kids Take a Sick Day From School?

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With the autumn chill beginning to set in and winter on its way, it’s important to make sure that our children don’t fall ill...

No Summer Slump: How Teens can Stay Active During Summer Vacation

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With school out and summer in full swing, there’s more time than ever for teenagers to get outside and exercise. But for many teens,...

Know Where To Go: Primary Care, Urgent Care or Emergency Department

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By Lisa Clough, ms ed.m CHES Primary Care For non-urgent conditions, start with your primary care physician (PCP) or pediatrician. A primary care physician (PCP) is...

As Measles Continues To Spread, How Can Parents Reduce Anxiety?

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While there are no signs of a real zombie apocalypse on the horizon, one viral illness is seemingly back from the dead. Measles, which was...

Preparing for a Tooth Extraction

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You may be accompanying your child or teen to a regular dental checkup when you get the news: they need a tooth pulled. Experts...

Mental Health at Home

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It might look different than a bump on the head or scraped knee, but mental health is just as important to monitor and manage...

Mental Health in Middle Childhood

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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and when people think of youth struggling with mental health, they often think of students in middle and...
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Baltimore Farmers Market’s 48th Season Opens Sunday

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For many families living in and around Baltimore City, the Baltimore Farmers Market has long been a staple of spring and summer. As Maryland's largest...