CEO named at Md. General
Colene Y. Daniel, a former Johns Hopkins Health System executive who also served six years on the Baltimore school board, has been named head of Maryland General Hospital, three months...
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Reaction mixed in Singapore to SARS vigilance
SINGAPORE - It has been more than six weeks since this tiny island nation was declared free of SARS, and still it seems the deadly respiratory disease is everywhere. The...
In search of SARS vaccine
GAITHERSBURG - Even as the number of new cases of severe acute respiratory syndrome seems to be slowing overseas, a team of scientists here is revving up its effort to...
Scientists proposing to study SARS at Bethesda-based NIH
As troubling new questions emerged about SARS overseas, federal researchers here at home continued yesterday preparing to bring infected patients to the Bethesda-based National Institutes of Health to learn more...
Md. officials announce 4th suspected SARS case
Health officials announced yesterday the state's fourth suspected case of severe acute respiratory syndrome - a man in his 40s who is now in isolation at his Howard County home....
Aggressive steps to contain SARS working, experts say
Encouraged by successes in Vietnam and elsewhere, public health experts say that quarantines, border checks and other aggressive measures to contain SARS are working and may prevent it from becoming...
Woman is Md.'s third suspected SARS case
Baltimore health officials said yesterday that a 34-year-old woman who developed symptoms of SARS after a trip to Toronto is in isolation at her Southwest Baltimore home - Maryland's third...
Md. officials rule out two SARS cases
Health authorities ruled out two potential SARS cases in Maryland yesterday, but three members of a Millersville family who traveled recently to China were in isolation at home after one...
Md. officials rule out two SARS cases
Health authorities ruled out two potential SARS cases in Maryland Thursday, but three members of a Millersville family who traveled recently to China were in isolation at home after one...
Baltimore physician has SARS symptoms
A 40-year-old Baltimore doctor who developed symptoms of SARS after a trip to Toronto was admitted yesterday to Johns Hopkins Hospital - two days after he showed up sick for...