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Today on TV The kooky deputies of Reno 911 return for a fifth season, once again making their beleaguered town safe for criminal activity. For this season of the Cops-inspired farce, the deputies work as fast-food employees, raise money by becoming door-to-door salesmen and even build a section of the wall at the US border. But tonight things hit closer to home as Deputy Wiegel (Kerri Kenney) wants to know who fathered her child (10:30 p.m.-11 p.m., Comedy Central).Read more : 16.01.2008 05:00:00
Birthdays
74 Marilyn Horne Opera singerRead more : 16.01.2008 05:00:00
A runner's risk: stress fractures
The adage "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" doesn't always apply to distance runners.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
FEAR AND ANGER
Actor Dennis Quaid and his wife recall how a hospital gave their newborn twins a dangerous overdose Before actor Dennis Quaid went to bed Nov. 18, he gave one last call to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where his newborn twins were being treated for staph infections.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
Drugs' efficacy overstated
Research finds that positive studies are published more often Research on antidepressants is 12 times as likely to be published in medical journals if the results show the drugs work, making it hard for doctors to pick the right medication for their patients, according to new findings in today's New England Journal of Medicine.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
BSO finishes its fiscal year in the black
New leaders and initiatives even provide a small surplus After five years of red ink that led to an accumulated deficit of almost $19 million in 2006, the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra successfully balanced its books last season.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
Honoring, praising King in music
Soulful Symphony, Morgan State Choir join BSO at concert The dreams of inclusiveness and equality envisioned by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. will find their ultimate musical fulfillment when works by African-American composers are programmed all season long, and when ensembles of well-diversified personnel regularly perform for well-diversified audiences. Meanwhile, we have to be content with an annual concert commemorating King's legacy.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
Tips for treating children's colds
Expert advice If the word "winter" seems synonymous with the word "stuffy nose," odds are good that you're a parent (or perhaps a teacher). Indeed, the average child has eight to 10 colds annually, many of them during the chilly winter months, says Dr. Robert A.L. Blake, pediatric hospitalist/neonatologist at St. Joseph Medical Center.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
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Events, screenings, support groups and moreRead more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
Names in the news
Grants, studies and appointments • Dr. Robert Rohwer of Baltimore Veterans Affairs Medical Center will receive the Scientific American Award, according to this month's Scientific American magazine.Read more : 17.01.2008 05:00:00
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