Coronavirus In Maryland: 613 New Cases, 8 Deaths Reported
Maryland reports 613 new coronavirus cases as the state inches to a total of 123,000 cases Saturday morning.
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Maryland reports 613 new coronavirus cases as the state inches to a total of 123,000 cases Saturday morning.
The US Food and Drug Administration issued a warning Thursday over "serious problems with high doses" of the common over-the-counter allergy medication Benadryl.
Countries should not ease coronavirus lockdown restrictions until they meet five criteria -- and many nations are not even close, according to a new analysis published in The Lancet medical journal.
Jockeys riding in the Preakness and other races at Pimlico next weekend must undergo a COVID-19 test within 72 hours of their first mount.
Cecil College has closed all of its campuses Friday after a positive COVID-19 case was reported.
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam announced Friday that he and his wife have both tested positive for the coronavirus, though he said he is showing no symptoms.
Baltimore City Public Schools are partnering with Lyft and Uber to help students get their immunizations.
The coronavirus positivity rate continues to decline Friday as total cases reach 122,359.
The statewide coronavirus positivity decreased again Thursday as a total of 121,800 cases were reported in Maryland over the span of the pandemic.
While the coronavirus pandemic continues to claim thousands of lives in Maryland, new data shows a dramatic jump in drug and alcohol-related deaths across the state.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan took a tour of Novavax Thursday morning to learn more about their progress on a coronavirus vaccine.
Johns Hopkins Hospital is tapping into a new tool to help its healthcare professionals recharge and mentally reboot during this especially taxing COVID-19 season.
One Maryland community has cancelled any city-sponsored Halloween trick-or-treating events after new guidelines from the CDC suggest its a high-risk behavior for spreading coronavirus.
Many parents and kids are heartbroken that Halloween won't look the same this year as the country is still addressing the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Excess belly fat is associated with a higher risk of early death from any cause, regardless of how much overall body fat you have, a new study finds.
