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is a listing of news releases from the University
of Maryland Medical Center and the University
of Maryland School of Medicine. Together, we are a large academic medical
center and a leader in research, patient care, medical education and residency
training.
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2008
News Releases |
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May |
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| 5/7 | University of Maryland Researchers Test Software to Help Patients Manage Their Diabetes Using Their Cell Phones |
| 5/5 | University of Maryland's Baltimore City Cancer Program Receives $420,000 from Avon Foundation |
| 5/2 | A Feminine Physique, a Long, Thin Neck and Elongated Head Suggest Egyptian Pharoah Akhenaten had Two Rare Disorders |
April |
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| 4/26 | University of Maryland Study Finds That Minimally Invasive Robotic Bypass Surgery Provides Health and Economic Benefits |
| 4/25 | Early, Aggressive Use of Fresh Frozen Plasma Does not Improve Outcomes for Critically Injured Trauma Patients |
| 4/21 | R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Honors the Herosim of Maryland's Emergency Service Providers |
| 4/20 | Genetic Variant Mimics Effect of Heart Failure Medications |
| 4/18 | Wireless Telemetry Provides Round-the-Clock Monitoring for University of Maryland Orthopaedic Patients |
March |
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| 3/19 | University of Maryland Hospital for Children Begins Study to Compare Pediatric Seizure Medications |
| 3/17 | University of Maryland School of Medicine Names New Chair of Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine |
| 3/13 | Local Bank Raises $25,000 for the University of Maryland Hospital for Children |
| 3/10 | Rain Pryor Brings Multiple Sclerosis Mission to Baltimore |
| 3/4 | Adding Gemcitabine to Standard Therapy After Surgery Improves Survival for Patients with Pancreatic Cancer |
February |
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| 2/27 | Natural Sugar Called Tagatose May Hold Promise as New Drug to Treat Type 2 Diabetes |
| 2/11 | Dr. Margaret Chesney, Former NIH Official, Joins the University of Maryland Center for Integrative Medicine |
| 2/11 | Lowering Triglycerides and "Bad Cholesterol" Reduces Heart Disease Risk Better than Reducing Bad Cholesterol Alone |
| 2/11 | UMMC Becomes Completely Tobacco-Free, Inside and Out |
| 2/8 | University of Maryland Researchers Find Benefit of Acupuncture for In Vitro Fertilization |
| 2/1 | Advanced Imaging Enhances Treatment of Heart Rhythm Abnormality at the University of Maryland Medical Center |
January |
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| 1/22 | International Research Team Finds Promising Results in First African Test of Malaria Vaccine |
| 1/2 | Pencil-Sized Investigational Heart Pump Allows Heart to Heal After Surgery |
| Click here to see the 2007 news release archives. | |
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