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Wounded Md. sheriff’s deputy's condition upgraded Wounded Md. sheriff’s deputy's condition upgraded 12/31/2016 03:11pm • WASHINGTON — A sheriff's deputy who was shot at close range with a shotgun while on a domestic violence call early Thursday morning continues to improve. Deputy First Class Scott Hogan of the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office in Maryland was critically injured. Doctors called his injury "d Data Doctors: Tech trends to watch at the Consumer Electronics Show Data Doctors: Tech trends to watch at the Consumer Electronics Show 12/30/2016 06:49pm • Q: What technology trends do you think we’ll see at this year’s CES? A: CES 2017, will be the 50th annual largest gathering of consumer electronics companies and is sure to be the usual exciting mix of "solutions searching for a problem" and evolutionary updates but little or no real "revolut Md. sheriff's deputy wounded by shotgun blast improves 12/30/2016 04:35pm • WASHINGTON — A Queen Anne's County sheriff's deputy is improving after he was critically wounded Thursday by a shotgun blast while responding to a domestic violence call on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Deputy Warren Hogan, 32, is now listed in serious condition, the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's O Family, friends can play a role in patient's health, doc says Family, friends can play a role in patient's health, doc says 12/30/2016 02:55am • WASHINGTON — Doctors may have a powerful tool they're failing to use: a patient's friends and family. A perspective published by the New England Journal of Medicine Thursday said more doctors should get them involved in patients’ health. "So much of medicine right now is based on connecti Best movies of 2016 Best movies of 2016 12/30/2016 02:37am • Best Movies of 2016 50. Hail, Caesar! 49. 20th Century Women 48. The Witch 47. Demolition 46. Patriots Day 45. Finding Dory 44. The Girl on the Train 43. Weiner / Zero Days 42. Race 41. Elvis & Nixon 40. Moana  39. American Honey 8 Things Your Retirement Community Won't Tell You 12/29/2016 07:00pm • Reading the promotional materials for retirement communities can leave you feeling as if they offer residents a little slice of heaven on Earth. However, the slick advertisements and sales pitches could be hiding some uncomfortable truths about senior living. A retirement home may not share this inf Data Doctors: Online vs. traditional backup Data Doctors: Online vs. traditional backup 12/29/2016 09:49am • Q: What are your thoughts between an external backup drive and an online backup service for my data? A: In my more than 20 years of providing data recovery services, it’s obvious that there’s as much confusion about backing up critical data as there has ever been. Our data recovery divisio Living with a herpes diagnosis Living with a herpes diagnosis 12/29/2016 06:00am • Mark was newly divorced and back on the dating scene when he met a woman, another divorcee, on a dating website. They exchanged flirtatious emails for a week before meeting and sleeping together. During that week, he'd found a playful way to tell her he was STD-free: by sending her a photo of a phon 10 most googled diets of 2016 12/29/2016 06:00am • Every year, consumers search for that magical diet that will help them lose weight. While I dream that, one day, loads of people will ask, "How can I eat healthy without restricting?" that's far from the most popular search. Here's what consumers searched for most in 2016: 1. GOLO Diet The GOL Can Drinking Tea Help Fight Cancer, Parkinson's and Diabetes? 12/28/2016 07:00pm • Can drinking tea help fight some types of cancer, Parkinson's disease and Type 2 diabetes, or even improve your mood? "It probably doesn't live up to the hype of being a miracle cure, but it is beneficial, especially if you drink it simply, without adding sugar, cream or milk, which adds lots of cal When Friends Become Caregivers 12/28/2016 07:00pm • As a growing proportion of America goes gray, the demand for caregivers is increasing. Caregivers help loved ones age in place and assist adults of all ages to manage chronic conditions and deal with physical or mental disabilities. And though most often those duties fall to family, research shows Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Controversy or Opportunity? 12/28/2016 07:00pm • Women around the world are united by menopausal upheaval. It's that phase in every woman's life when her menstrual cycle comes to an end, her ovaries stop producing estrogen and progesterone, and she subsequently starts experiencing disconcerting physical and emotional changes. With this hormonal di 5 Employee Benefits Trends to Watch in 2017 12/28/2016 07:00pm • Open enrollment for employee benefits is underway and wrapping up at many companies across the country, and as you probably noticed, health care costs continue to rise. The Kaiser Family Foundation/Health Research & Education Trust 2016 Employer Health Benefits Survey found that annual premiums How and Why to Go on a Supplement 'Detox' in the New Year 12/27/2016 07:00pm • As January approaches, talk of New Year's "detoxes" and "cleanses" inevitably starts circulating. But whether you plan to commit to a pricey juicing regimen or promise to banish dietary demons du jour such as gluten, dairy or refined sugar, the outcome is generally the same: After a few days -- or, How to Invest in Health Technology 12/27/2016 07:00pm • As health care insurance companies have shifted from dealing with brokers and employers to a direct-to-consumer model, many within the industry are looking towards digital distributive technology to help orchestrate this transition. "2017 will be the year we see the mass market adopt a more consumer
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