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Baltimore Health News

For readers in Baltimore, this page covers medical research, hospital programs, public health warnings, wellness trends and health insurance. Reporting follows the intersection of clinical care and personal well-being.


Substance Abuse

Live Poll

Should your community send civilian mental health responders instead of police to nonviolent 911 calls?

Substance Abuse

Baltimore Leaders Debate New Safety Department Funding

City council members and fire unions raise concerns over the proposed use of opioid settlement funds for nonviolent call responses.

Baltimore Leaders Debate New Safety Department Funding

Diseases

Asthma

Court Lets Baltimore Pursue Tobacco Companies

Maryland's highest court allows Baltimore to proceed with claims that cigarette filters create plastic pollution in city waterways.


Children’s Health

Children’s Health

Maryland Board Notified of Surgeon's Irish Restrictions

The Maryland Board of Physicians was informed of a voluntary medical practice undertaking by Baltimore-based Dr. Connor Green.

Maryland Board Notified of Surgeon's Irish Restrictions

Men’s Health

Live Poll

Are you confident that new scientific discoveries will lead to better treatments for age-related health issues?

Men’s Health

Johns Hopkins Researchers Identify Prostate Cell Population

A specific basal cell type found in the prostate transition zone may explain why glands enlarge as men age.

Johns Hopkins Researchers Identify Prostate Cell Population

Alternative Medicine

Live Poll

Would you consider non-medicinal therapies like acupuncture to help manage your own health symptoms?

Alternative Medicine

Baltimore Oncologists Recommend Acupuncture for Cancer Care

Mercy Medical Center offers specialized acupuncture services to help cancer patients manage pain and other side effects.

Baltimore Oncologists Recommend Acupuncture for Cancer Care

More in Health

Regular subjects here include clinical research findings, local hospital initiatives, public health guidance and insurance access. It covers the city and the communities around it. Institutional and population health outcomes serve as a primary focus for the region due to the city's concentration of research and specialized care settings. Staffing levels at major facilities and access to primary care are consistent factors influencing the health landscape.