BALTIMORE — This week's lookback highlights a lot of the stories you clicked on.
We start off with Kelly Swoope in Baltimore City, who sat down with new Health Commissioner, Dr. Michelle Taylor, to talk about the importance of early breast cancer detection. As a survivor, Taylor shares how her own experience led to a career in medicine.
Next, it's off to Laurel with Voice of Veterans reporter Cyera Williams. Here, a Gold Star mom received a new roof in memory of her fallen soldier son, Corporal Kareem Khan, thanks to Operation: Raise the Roof.
Rounding out the week is a Matter for Mallory reporting on the gridlock between UnitedHealthcare and Johns Hopkins which has left thousands of patients in Maryland uncertain about their healthcare coverage. The two healthcare giants remain locked in a contract dispute with no resolution in sight as open enrollment approaches.
You can see more stories here and watch our special "Your Voice, Your Stories" on Saturday at 11 pm on WMAR.
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