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Honor Rows: Ravens recognize Unidos Somos Fuertes in Perry Hall (opens the original)
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The Baltimore Ravens are honoring a group at Perry Hall High School that connects students with culture. Edwin Perez, a teacher at Perry Hall High School, leads "Unidos Somos Fuertes," which means, "together we are stronger." Perez said the group started two years ago when a few students approached him. "They felt that they needed to unite in order to address some of their concerns related to representation, schoolwork, and other things that were taking place in the community, and they felt the
Early detection crucial to detect colorectal cancer in younger patients (opens the original)
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Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer-related deaths in women. Dr. Rebecca Brown, a colorectal surgeon with The Melissa L. Posner Institute for Digestive Health and Liver Disease at Mercy Medical Center, explains how risk factors and early detection are crucial. Colorectal cancer starts as growths inside of the intestines, and that makes it hard to catch early. Symptoms don't usually show up until those growths are large enough to block the tube. Brown said symptoms to watch for
Here's how to find help to relieve aches and pains from sciatica (opens the original)
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When it comes to sciatica, women are significantly more prone to chronic symptoms, slower recovery and specific underlying causes of the condition. Tiffany Megary, 55, was an emergency room doctor for 25 years, and for many of those years, she lived with pain. "Originally, I would just have some kind of intermittent discomfort, kind of in my buttocks area and down my leg on the right, predominantly," Megary told WBAL-TV 11 News. Megary said she got injections and did physical therapy, but the pa
Woman's Doctor: New shoulder replacement robot helps personalize treatment (opens the original)
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In this Woman's Doctor segment, technology continues to pave a new path in the medical field. Mercy Medical Center is the first hospital in the region to offer a new way to perform shoulder replacement surgery. A procedure that some women may need as they age. Technology can make people's lives easier in so many ways, and for doctors, some advances in tech are helping them to be even more precise when performing surgery. Shoulder replacement surgery is often recommended for patients experiencing
Woman's Doctor: Warning for women about leukemia symptoms (opens the original)
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Diagnosing women with leukemia can be tricky as some of the symptoms aren't all that unique. There are many different types of leukemias, including acute leukemia — which is more urgent and needs immediate treatment, like chemotherapy — and chronic leukemia — which has more of a "watch-and-wait" approach. Dr. Anokhi Patel, a medical oncologist at Mercy Medical Center, said some symptoms to watch for include night sweats, weight loss, delayed healing and easy bruising or bleeding. Patel also said
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