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- Oct 1, 2026
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Survey: Women know breast cancer risk factors, few act on them (opens the original)
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While women are aware of behavioral factors that increase breast cancer risk, many don't take action to lower the risk, a new survey finds. The American Cancer Society released results of a survey about how aware women are of behaviors that increase breast cancer risk. | LINK: Breast cancer risk factors you can change The American Cancer Society is offering a free online assessment for people to determine their risk. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
University of Maryland hosts Parkinson's symposium (opens the original)
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Thousands of Maryland residents live with Parkinson's disease, a chronic condition for which there is no cure. The University of Maryland Parkinson's Disease symposium takes place Friday with a focus on "finding meaning in daily life with chronic conditions." Dr. Lisa Shulman, a professor of neurology at University of Maryland School of Medicine, said it is important for patients to regain a sense of control by managing office visits and discussing their disease. "We need to talk to our patients
Events in Baltimore prioritize men's health & wellness (opens the original)
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We hear all the time that men will put work, family and everything else ahead of their own health. This week, Baltimore is putting men's health front and center with two free events designed to get men talking, checked and take charge of their health. Former Baltimore Raven and Super Bowl champion Bryan Hall, the coordinator of Baltimore's Black Men's Wellness Day, and Travis Garone founder of Movember and a sponsor of "Real Men Real Talk" preview the events.
Calling all book lovers! Baltimore Book Festival returns (opens the original)
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Calling all book lovers! The Baltimore Book Festival returns this weekend for its 28th year, bringing authors, readers and families to Waverly over two days of storytelling and community. Baltimore City Councilwoman Odette Ramos, D-District 14, and Cherrie Woods, of City Lit Project, preview this year's event, which includes nine stages from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday along Waverly's Main Street.
PTSD symptoms linger for 9/11 first responders, expert says (opens the original)
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A quarter of a century after the September 11 attacks, the emotional toll on first responders remains. Post-traumatic stress can resurface at any time and linger for decades, according to a psychologist from the University of Maryland Medical Center who has treated many first responders. "The percent of people who are diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after the World Trade Center attacks amongst first responders was about 23%, which is a lot higher than the estimated six to eight per
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