The Maryland Board of Physicians had been alerted to red flags about Dr. William Dando by officials in two states but still allowed him to practice medicine, an inspector general's report has found.
Medicine & Science
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Surgery center to be renamed for Bermans after record-setting donation
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Science & Research
Doctors in the news
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A makeshift clinic in the rural mountains of Honduras had more than one similarity to Dr. Jim Rice's busy Annapolis pediatrics office. Earaches for one.
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Healthy Life Medical Group wrote prescriptions for vast amounts of opiates
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Dando to surrender medical license as part of agreement
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Longtime Catonsville physician William Dando kept alarming secret despite years of scrutiny
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New position starts in January
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Investigators said ecstasy was being manufactured at the home
In-depth
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Read Baltimore Sun coverage of the 2014 world-wide Ebola outbreak.
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The test, called whole exome sequencing, stems from the decades-long push to map all the genes in the human body and translate it into diagnostic tools and therapies.
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As state tries to improve reporting of hospital adverse events, level of patient harm unclear
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Officials cite staffing shortage; advocates say it could cause problems
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Health Commentary
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Last year, I interviewed both Dr. Robert Gallo, co-discoverer of the virus that causes AIDS, and Dr. Alfred Sommer, whose work on vitamin A deficiency is credited with saving millions of lives around the world. Without prompting, both men expressed profound concern for biomedical research:...
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Cancer scientists are expected to descend on Capitol Hill to rally for better funding Thursday
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Physicians must take responsibility for a patient's whole person, especially those diagnosed with neurological disorders
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The nurses at Emory Hospital who are caring for the two U.S. Ebola patients around the clock are not immune from fear. No nurses are. The truth stares us in the face every time an indiscriminate killer like Ebola or any horrific strain goes viral.
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The Hobby Lobby ruling puts an employer in the exam room with the patient and physician
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