Fertility Center Guides Parents through High Risk Pregnancy
When Julie Hubbard developed Type I (adult-onset) diabetes, she had been preparing for an in vitro fertilization (IVF) and hoping to become pregnant. Diabetes…
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One Doctor’s Commitment to Community Health
Caring for patients and practicing medicine became a passionate personal commitment for Charles Kinzer, MD. So, when the doctor, retired from his primary care…
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Video Assisted Surgery for Lung Cancer
When Carol Thomas learned she needed surgery to treat her lung cancer, she imagined the surgery would involve major incisions across her chest and…
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When Denial Leads to a Close Call
Forty-six-year-old Wayne Gebelein still plays lacrosse on the 35-and-over league. He’s just not ready to move up with the 45-and-over crowd. “I’m a competitive…
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Physical Therapy Reduces Painful Vaginal Stenosis
Although radiation therapy successfully treated 64-year-old Mary Davis’ anal cancer, it left her with painful scar tissue in the vaginal and anal areas. Often…
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Simple Device Alleviates Painful Bladder Retention
For many years, Alice Thompson wasn’t able to empty her bladder completely when she urinated. Over time, her symptoms grew worse until the 72-year…
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Finding Relief from Over Active Bladder
At 68, Marguerite Morris had been afraid to leave her house. For about nine months she had searched for a solution to her loss…
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Young Woman Survives Cardiac Arrest
There seemed to be nothing special about Saturday, June 16, 2012, when Annapolis High School art teacher Ana Duhon and her mother went out…
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Minimally Invasive Surgery for Rare Back Condition
By the time Joan MacLean met AAMC neurosurgeon Gary Dix, MD, she had been relying on a wheel chair for two years. The 74-year-old…
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Hackerman-Patz House Welcomes First Guests
The first thing most people learn about parenthood is that plans have to be flexible. So it was fitting that the new Hackerman-Patz House…
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