Ketogenic Diet for Epilepsy: A new explainer revisits why the high-fat, low-carb ketogenic diet can cut seizures for many people with drug-resistant epilepsy—while noting that strict adherence and monitoring still limit who can realistically use it. Medical Misinformation & Family Care: A Maryland clinician describes the tricky ethics of advising loved ones who trust TikTok or Google over doctors, and how to talk through stents and medication concerns without dismissing fears. Early MS Warning Signs: A neurologist highlights subtle early multiple sclerosis symptoms—like fatigue, brain fog, and weakness—plus how lifestyle factors can mask or worsen them. Energy Drinks & Sleepiness: A Maryland doctor explains why some people feel sleepy after energy drinks, pointing to caffeine blocking sleep-pressure signals rather than providing “real energy.” FDA Oversight in Baltimore: Hemagen Diagnostics received four FDA citations after a May 14 inspection tied to device record controls, supplier monitoring, and corrective action documentation. Maternal Health Policy: An editorial argues that expanding postpartum Medicaid coverage is a key lever to reduce maternal mortality, criticizing opposition to extending coverage beyond two months. Clinical Tech in Surgery: A Baltimore-area participant becomes the first in a mixed-reality operating room clinical trial, using Apple Vision Pro during surgery planning. Public Health & Food Safety: Coverage also flags U.S. honey supply strain from bee losses and disease, and a Clover Hill Dairy recall tied to possible Listeria contamination. Local Care Access & Community: Residents petition against a rezoning for apartments near the “Medical Mile,” raising concerns about neighborhood impacts as healthcare-area development continues. Safety & Health Systems: Baltimore County reports a bystander and officer injured in a Pikesville shooting; the officer is expected to recover after treatment at Shock Trauma.