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Erectile Dysfunction Treatment in Men With Cardiac Conditions 12/16/2020 12:00am • The term erectile dysfunction occurs when a man cannot achieve or maintain a firm enough erection for sexual intercourse. Though it isn't something men like to talk about (unfortunately, even with their doctors sometimes), some degree of erectile dysfunction can affect many men after 40. The rate of Hogan calls in Md. National Guard to assist with COVID-19 vaccine distribution 12/15/2020 09:58pm • Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said during his weekly coronavirus news conference that the National Guard will be reactivated to provide logistical support and any other necessary help as the state's vaccine distribution plan gets underway. The National Guard will install special field teams to help p Prince George's Co. prepares for vaccine rollout as COVID-19 continues to spread 12/15/2020 08:48pm • The coronavirus is "raging" in Prince George's County, Maryland, and widespread vaccination is critical to control the outbreak, according to Dr. Ernest Carter, the county's health officer. Carter told council members that Prince George's County will get a portion of the 155,000 Pfizer-BioNTech v Montgomery Co. schools hold off in-person learning until at least February 12/15/2020 03:32pm • Public school students in Montgomery County, Maryland, could return to classrooms on Feb. 1 if health metrics meet key benchmarks. The Montgomery County School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to delay the start of in-person learning until the start of the second semester. The school board had Top Md. school officials wants teachers to be '1st priority' for vaccine 12/15/2020 01:25pm • Maryland's top education official wants teachers to have first priority when it comes time to start providing coronavirus vaccine doses to essential workers. "The safety and education of our children demand immediate attention," Maryland Schools Superintendent Karen Salmon wrote to state health o Maintaining and Enhancing Memory 12/15/2020 12:00am • If you're like most people, you've experienced memory loss at some point in your life. From forgetting where you put something to not being immediately able to recall a person's name, most of us have been there a time or two. However, as we age, more consistent and sometimes severe memory declines Ways Medical School Applicants Can Show Diversity Beyond Race, Ethnicity 12/15/2020 12:00am • Those who have applied to medical school know the famous secondary interview question: How would you contribute to the diversity of our institution and the medical profession? Diversity can come in many different forms, but for many the first thought that comes to mind is race and ethnicity. As the Rowing Machine Workout Benefits 12/15/2020 12:00am • Whether you've ever been in a boat or have no desire to ever spend any time on the water, a rowing machine may be the best option of the many types of gym equipment you can use. There are five key benefits you can derive from rowing machine workouts: 1. It's a full-body workout.2. It torches calori Sen. Tim Kaine proposes measure to prevent suicide, burnout among health care workers 12/14/2020 10:23pm • Even before the pandemic, the rate of suicide among nurses and doctors was twice that of the general public. Now, due to the strain of the coronavirus pandemic, 50% report feeling burned out. As a result, one Virginia lawmaker is proposing a way to provide long-term help. "It's not easy to pro 9-year-old girl shot in Southeast DC, police say 12/14/2020 07:18pm • A 9-year-old girl walking in Southeast D.C. was shot and wounded Monday evening, police said. According to Chief Peter Newsham, the girl was walking with a relative when she was struck by a stray bullet around 5 p.m. Monday in the 1900 block of 18th Street Southeast, near the intersection with T DC doctor who rolled up sleeve for one of first shots: Coronavirus vaccine 'a no-brainer' 12/14/2020 06:30pm • Five professionals at George Washington University in D.C. were among the first to roll up their sleeves Monday to get a shot during a livestream billed as "The National Ceremonial COVID-19 Vaccination Kickoff Event." A host of front line health care workers received the first COVID-19 vaccines Keyontae Johnson following commands, was in reported medically-induced coma 12/14/2020 05:37pm • Keyontae Johnson following commands, was in reported coma originally appeared on NBC Sports WashingtonFlorida men's basketball player Keyontae Johnson remains in critical but stable condition after collapsing during a game over the weekend, the Florida Gators said in a statement. At one point, Johns Vaccine Study Volunteers: Taking Their Shot to Beat COVID-19 12/14/2020 12:00am • It's literally what the world's been waiting for: a COVID-19 vaccine. On Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued the first emergency use authorization for Pfizer-BioNTech's vaccine, with distribution starting today -- and some folks receiving the first injections this morning. Several 'You have a 50/50 chance — fight': Rockville COVID survivor's story 12/12/2020 07:23pm • Vanessa Strunk is a self-described "boring old lady" who goes to work, shops online and heads home at the end of the day. A small business owner who runs the Rockville, Maryland-based Green Diva Designs firm, the 58-year-old said she had been taking precautions since the coronavirus pandemic hit 'I am concerned': Prince William Co. health leader advises caution as positivity rate spikes 12/12/2020 06:57pm • A doctor tasked with overseeing the Prince William County Health District in Virginia is urging the public to take the necessary precautions as the county's coronavirus test percent-positivity rate exceeded 16% this week. Dr. Alison Ansher, who oversees Prince William County, Manassas and Manassa