American Bar Association cites the Environmental Law Clinic at University of Maryland Carey Law for “contributing significant leadership in improving the substance, process or understanding of environmental protection and sustainable development.”
With critical, far-reaching decisions still to be made by the Supreme Court, the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law is offering scholars to reporters seeking informed commentary.
Researchers at the School’s Department of Microbial Pathogenesis show how gram-negative bacteria regulate themselves to adapt to temperature changes.
NIH Pain Consortium charges 11 health professional institutions, including UMB, with improving education in pain management and treatment.
The new company is poised to make a broad impact on health care by creating and streamlining software-based solutions at hospitals.
Prof. Danielle Citron, an international authority on privacy and cyber-harassment, issued a statement on the sentencing of Dharun Ravi in the Rutgers spycam case.
First-a-kind Nanocomposite will be tested in animal teeth and human volunteers next. University of Maryland offers license for the new technology.
As details of the Walmart bribery scandal in Mexico plays out, the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law offers two expert sources for comment.
After several years of teasing useful proteins from the human genome, researchers are now opening up a new field of enormous promise for better drugs and diagnostics, say symposium speakers.
Two events at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law examine the timely issue of medicinal use of marijuana.
The internationally-regarded University of Maryland pain scientist has a “remarkable record of research, teaching and mentoring, service and administrative leadership.”
To enhance the School of Dentistry’s focus on prevention and management of medical emergencies, it has partnered with the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center.
UM School of Pharmacy will train future science/business leaders and apply insights from product development and marketing data.
University of Maryland School of Nursing professor leads study showing that physical, emotional, and social adjustment occurs over time with or without additional interventions for women with early stage breast cancer, as the body and spirit have a natural capacity to heal.
Professor Maureen Black of the University of Maryland School of Medicine has joined the state's Women's Hall of Fame; has worked to improve the nutritional care of women and children in need globally.
Called University of Maryland: MPowering the State, this new working relationship will leverage the resources of the two universities to serve students better, attract even more exceptional faculty and researchers, and boost research, technology transfer and commercialization.
Robert Beardsley, RPh, PhD, has devoted his entire career to making pharmacists the best health care professionals they can be.
Ablitech’s lead product rounds up pancreatic and bladder cancer cells in laboratory tests and prevents further growth.
Job stress and shift work have a lot more to do with obesity among nurses than previously thought, according to a study by the University of Maryland School of Nursing.
A new book, "Two Plus Two: Couples and Their Couple Friendships," presents findings based on more than 400 interviews in which couples share experiences over the lifespan that readers can emulate to improve their own marriages.
Leading Food and Drug Administration scientist is hired to expand education and research in pharmacometrics, a field that makes drug development and regulation more efficient.
A timely conference in Washington, D.C. by the University of Maryland Center on Drugs and Public Policy.
A University of Maryland School of Pharmacy report pinpoints a previously unidentified role for a cellular protein in controlling body weight.
Patients will have a 24-hour hospital stay instead of a weeklong stay, being able to go back to playing golf, for example, a few days later instead of six weeks later with conventional open heart surgery,
The study published in Pediatrics is the first to examine the concomitant use of more than one antipsychotic medication among youth in foster care.
Jay A. Perman, MD, President of the University of Maryland, and Joshua M. Sharfstein, MD, Secretary of the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DHMH), announced today the creation of the Institute for a Healthiest Maryland, a collaboration of support systems that will guide efforts to combat chronic diseases across Maryland.
Yawning cools the brain, sinuses aid process, say Maryland, Princeton Scientists.
Science and medical reporters are invited to sample a wide diversity of new research and policy initiatives at a Summit on Childhood Obesity on Tues., Nov. 15 and Wed., Nov. 16 at the Hilton Baltimore.
People with TMJD are more sensitive than those without it on parts of the body aside from the jaw.
Fiskum and his research team at the University of Maryland School of Medicine have uncovered a new level of understanding of the effects of brain injuries.
National Consumers League's ‘Script Your Future’ is a 3-year drive to raise public awareness on the importance of taking medicine as directed.
The University of Maryland has assembled an interprofessional team of research scientists from its campuses in Baltimore and College Park for a center of excellence.
Pharmacists’ time with patients is invaluable within the interprofessional model, says medical director.
Professor Larry Gibson, an election law expert at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, advised the historic campaign of Ellen Johnson Sirleaf in 2005.
Harold Koh, legal advisor to the U.S. State Department, and SU Chi, former secretary-general of Taiwan’s National Security Council, are among a roster of speakers from China, Taiwan and the United States at two events this week examining international law.
Experts from the business end of the sports world will delve into the legal aspects of stadium development, the Bowl Championship Series, and athlete images/media rights. ESPN’s Jay Bilas will deliver opening remarks, and ESPN Executive VP Edwin Durso will give the keynote speech.
University of Maryland BioPark tenants get a primer on “Inside the FDA” and how best to work with the huge regulator.
The Moser Family Philanthropic Fund will invest $1 million in the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law, to support the Moser Ethics in Action Initiative Endowment to be established at the law school.
University of Maryland researchers patented and licensed a “Bio-glue” that allows simulation of mechanical and chemical heartbeats from a single cell.
University of Maryland-led study has cancer treatment and diagnostic implications.
A new study by researchers at the Maryland Poison Center has won the best 2010 paper award published in Pharmacoepidemiology and Drug Safety from a major scientific professional group.
Christine A. Edwards, a partner in the Chicago office of international law firm Winston & Strawn LLP, has been elected chair of the Board of Visitors of the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law.
South African gender-based violence expert Kate Joyner advances issue at “Secret Killer” symposium and offers advice to sensitize students to relevant HIV-related issues in context of intimate partner violence.
Media invited as the University of Maryland will host 'The Prescription for Health Care Reform: Where Are the Pharmacists?' featuring top-tier health management officials from government, industry, and non-profit agencies.
Deans of the six professional schools at the University of Maryland in Baltimore met and planned with counterparts at the University of Nairobi, in initiative sparked by UM's Institute of Human Virology.
University of Maryland-led team’s study of calcium release events in heart cells that are smaller than well-known sparks may lead to new cardiovascular therapies.
A continuing partnership between the VA Maryland Health Care System and the University of Maryland Dental School has helped more than 2,500 veterans get dental care.
The director of the federal Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality says Starbucks does a better job of teamwork than ‘most of medicine’ in this country.
At town hall meeting, acting director of the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research says the Dental School in Baltimore is a “fabulous example of a dental institution that draws strength by spanning many areas of research.”
For years the conventional wisdom in smoking research was that smokers don’t show signs of daily cigarette addiction until adulthood. But at the School of Nursing, Professor Carla Storr, ScD, RN, is shedding light on the fact that nicotine addiction can start well before smokers are old enough to legally buy cigarettes.
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