Police Turn Over Evidence In Levy Case To FBI
Baltimore police say they have transferred all forensic evidence they've acquired in the investigation into a gynecologist who secretly recorded patients to the FBI.
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Baltimore police say they have transferred all forensic evidence they've acquired in the investigation into a gynecologist who secretly recorded patients to the FBI.
Investigators believe they've found the cause of a mysterious illness that forced the evacuation of a Johns Hopkins facility.
A Johns Hopkins facility remains closed due to a mysterious illness.
Baltimore police confirm they have now gotten calls from thousands of patients of a Johns Hopkins gynecologist accused of secretly recording their exams.
A mysterious illness spreads through a Johns Hopkins facility, sending more than a dozen employees to the hospital.
The lawsuits are piling up against Johns Hopkins Hospital. More patients are coming forward, afraid they were videotaped by their gynecologist.
New details are coming to light about the once trusted Johns Hopkins doctor who police confirm was making covert videos of his patients, including who blew the whistle.
A growing investigation and growing alarm over a doctor's secret recordings of patients. As police work to sift through a huge number of images, lawsuits are now pending in the case.
Police say former patients of Dr. Nikita Levy were violated by their gynecologist with a video camera. The invasion of privacy could be worse than first reported. Numerous patients at Johns Hopkins may be victims and some of them are voicing disgust and outrage.
A local doctor took his own life while facing allegations he took pictures and videotaped his patients without their knowledge. Police searching his home say they found an extraordinary amount of evidence.
Perhaps America's best known ALS patient lives here in Baltimore.
He's the man the Ravens draw their inspiration from, a portrait of courage and determination. OJ Brigance was part of the Ravens' Super Bowl team in 2001.
A big donation from a high-profile Johns Hopkins Alum.
Steven Muller, who led Johns Hopkins University during a period of tremendous growth and also served as president of The Johns Hopkins Hospital for a decade, has died.
Fighting the spread of hospital superbugs just got easier.
With the highly anticipated rematch against longtime rivals the Steelers this weekend, Baltimore is guaranteed to be packed. For Ravens fans considering local transportation instead of fighting the traffic, check out the list for the quickest and easiest options to get to M&T Bank Stadium.
A world of fire and ice. It turns out the planet Mercury has both.
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They're designed by the young patients, and that's just one of the reasons they're so special.
Don Scott and Marty Bass had "Coffee With" Leeza Gibbons & Susan Ownbey-Menaker about Alzheimer's advocacy. Ron Matz had "People Are Talking" about Miracle Ties, designed by the kids who are patients at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center.
A new study from Johns Hopkins researchers suggests tightening gun control policies could save lives, but it reignites debate and fierce criticism from gun rights advocates.
For the past 10 years, a church in East Baltimore estimates it has helped 3,500 heroin addicts off the drug.But now that church-run clinic is in the middle of a dispute with one of the world's most respected hospitals.
It's one of Baltimore's biggest and best clothing sales of the year, and it starts Thursday night.
It's the Tweet that has infuriated Ravens fans. Now the woman who sent a Tweet aimed at Torrey Smith following the death of his brother is apologizing.
Johns Hopkins doctors are once again making history--this time by using a woman's own tissue to build her a new ear.
