Record number of workers test positive for cannabis, study shows
The number of general employees testing positive for marijuana following an on-the-job accident has hit a 25-year high.
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The number of general employees testing positive for marijuana following an on-the-job accident has hit a 25-year high.
Maryland officials announced a public awareness campaign on Thursday to remind Medicaid recipients to renew their coverage since the federal government is reinstating a requirement that existed before the COVID-19 pandemic for states to verify eligibility.
Exercise equipment maker has received 35 reports of incidents, some resulting in injuries including a fractured wrist and cuts.
The national public health emergency around Covid-19 officially ends in the United States on Thursday, May 11, more than three years after it was first declared.
Perrigo wants to sell its Opill brand birth control pills in stores without a prescription.
The future of medicine may have arrived sooner than expected, with patients turning to artificial intelligence (AI) chatbots for medical advice.
The company said Tuesday that it expects to trim next year's costs for research and development as well as selling, general and administrative expenses by about 40% to 50% compared to 2022.
Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced Tuesday the lifting of the COVID-19 mask mandate in City Hall.
Breast cancer is the second most common cancer among women in the United States, and early detection leads to better outcomes.
Walensky has overseen the agency since the early days of the Biden administration.
The World Health Organization declared an end to the global COVID-19 emergency, but said countries should not let down their guard.
The mask mandate at Johns Hopkins medical facilities has been lifted.
From juice bars to home juicing machines, juicing is a multi-billion dollar industry.
Baltimore has two big races coming up: The St. Michael's Running Festival on May 20th, and the Baltimore Women's Classic on June 25th.
Gov. Wes Moore's press secretary, Carter Elliott, said such a plan is coming "as soon as possible" and the administration is "exploring options" such as stockpiling mifepristone, which some other states have done.
