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This June, we’re celebrating our community with pride! 🏳️🌈
We joined forces with @UMMS, UMMC, and @UMBaltimore at the 2026 Baltimore Pride Parade for a joint float — because what better way to celebrate than alongside our partners in care?
#BaltimorePride #Pride2026
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"We never know what medical emergency we face, but we are always ready, no matter the circumstance."
See little-known facts about the @umms R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore: wbaltv.com/article/shock-tra…
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Maryland Proton Treatment Center physician Dr. Elizabeth Nichols recently caught up with @Baltimoremag to discuss rising cancer rates among women under 50 and the growing importance of screening and prevention.
Read the full article here:
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Your heart matters on and off the field! ❤️
This #HeartMonth, Registered Nurse Nickie Miskell discusses the importance of heart health and cardiovascular wellness.
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With 12 Beacon units, the University of Maryland Medical System's chief nurse executive told Becker's Hospital Review that the success is a result of supporting nurses owning and governing their own practice: aacn.me/4n7RXQv
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It's getting hot out there! So whether you're at the beach, working in the yard, or enjoying the outdoors, you can avoid dehydration with these helpful tips from our Dietitian Fellow Reese Dait!
Keep Your Shell Well, presented by @umms
Keep Your Shell Well - Avoid Dehydration
Reese Dait, one of Maryland Athletics' Dietitian Fellows, provides tips on how to avoid dehydration during the hot summer months
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We're in this together. 💯
Keep Your Shell Well, presented by @umms
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
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Meet Amir
Born at just 2 lbs, Amir spent 452 days in the hospital and faced major medical challenges. With the unwavering love and strength of his mom, Christina, and the care from MWPH, he’s now walking, talking, and thriving.
Watch their journey: loom.ly/SePXciQ
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Welcome, #MarylandDay!
Put yourself in the best position to handle the weather.
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Ripken Foundation, UM BWMC unveil new STEM center at Glen Burnie Park Elementary School foxbaltimore.com/newsletter-…
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Always here for our athletes’ well-being.
Keep Your Shell Well, presented by @umms.
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Fighting Diabetes together. ♥️🥍
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@MarylandWLax | @cathyreese5
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Mel Vyfhuis, MD, PhD @dr_dominicana, #radonc medical director @UMCapitalRegion, shares state-of-the-art radiation therapy services during the Maryland men’s basketball game halftime interview @TerrapinHoops @umms app.box.com/s/abysk0fuu84g06…
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In February, we don’t just celebrate #HeartMonth we also celebrate #BlackHistoryMonth highlighting Black leaders in the Baltimore & Greater Maryland community by asking them how they #LiveFierce
Today we recognize Dr. Tiffany Wiggins of @UMMS
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Director of Strength & Conditioning For Olympic Sports Holly Frantz gives us some recommendations for how to succeed with our New Year Resolutions!
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Keep Your Shell Well - December 2024
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Santa visited the NICU at the @umms today to spend some time with the infants before Christmas. @FOXBaltimore
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The @calripkensrfdn and @UMMS celebrated the opening of a new STEM Center at Katherine Johnson, a gift from UMMS. Special guests Lt. Gov. Aruna Miller and Cal Ripken Jr. spoke, joined by student speaker Michael McFadden.
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Nearly 1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer during their lives. Join us in raising awareness for early screening as we continue to work towards finding a cure.
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Keep Your Shell Well: October
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Head Football Athletic Trainer Brian Simerville talks about how technology has revolutionized sports performance.
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Director of Sports Nutrition Colleen Carrion speaks about the vital role that nutritionists/dietitians have in the athletic department
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