Published 8/21/18 on UMB News By Bill Seiler At a time when drug overdoses are becoming more prevalent and lethal, a new report provides a snapshot of regional illicit drug use and, for the first time, highlights the complexity of detecting …
Published on 8/21/18 in the Baltimore Sun Patients who wind up in emergency rooms because of drug use have far more types of drugs in their systems than the standard screening test used by hospitals is catching, a new study …
Published 8/3/18 on UMB News Medical device startup company CoapTech has received investor capital to support clinical testing, bringing its feeding tube placement technology closer to Food and Drug Administration approval. The company is based on the work ofSteven Tropello, …
WJZ 13 CBS Baltimore, August 9, 2018 (Click on link below for video) https://baltimore.cbslocal.com/2018/08/09/maryland-sex-trafficking-law/ BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Maryland’s top office is cracking down on sex traffickers who make their money along the I-95 corridor. Gov. Larry Hogan announced the new legislation …
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Press Conference Held 8/9/18 Includes Appointment of an Anti-Human Trafficking Expert, $9 Million in Funding, Additional Support for Victims, Increased Collaboration Between State and Local Law Enforcement ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Larry Hogan today announced a series of initiatives to combat human …
Published on August 1, 2018 on UMB News The University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) and the University of Maryland, College Park (UMCP) rounded out a summer of research with an event that emphasized the importance of collaboration among health sciences and students …
Published 7/24/18 in the Baltimore Business Journal Baltimore startup CoapTech has raised $2.35 million in seed funding, as the company works to get its new medical device cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Major funders involved in the …
Published 7/23/18 in UMB News As a young girl, Ambassador Susan G. Esserman, JD, founder and executive director of the University of Maryland Support, Advocacy, Freedom and Empowerment (SAFE) Center for Human Trafficking Survivors, was inspired by the work of the Southern Christian …
Published 7/2/18 in the Baltimore Business Journal The Lion Brothers Building, once home to an embroidery company, has now been transformed into a modern and flexible workspace for students, entrepreneurs and employees in Southwest Baltimore. Cross Street Partners redeveloped the historic …