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Last update: 8 hours agoMaternal Care Warning: A new Baltimore-area report says a “Medicaid Maternity Cliff” is coming—52% of Medicaid moms expect to lose coverage after eligibility redeterminations, and plan leaders warn that could mean delayed prenatal/postpartum care and broken continuity. Biotech in Motion: United Therapeutics says the FDA cleared it to start a pig-derived, gene-edited UHeart xenotransplant trial in up to two patients. Health Research: At the AUA meeting, studies spotlight kidney-stone prevention that focuses on measurable hydration changes and a less invasive, anesthesia-free approach to stone removal. Maryland Policy Push: AG Anthony G. Brown joined a coalition opposing an EPA proposal to roll back ethylene oxide emission limits tied to cancer risk. Tech & Hiring: New research finds AI resume screeners can favor applicants who used the same AI model as the employer. Local Tech/Community: Maryland’s Gov. Moore highlighted Eastern Shore broadband progress and AI’s role in economic development at a Talbot County summit.
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