Masks Are Making People Realize They Have Bad Breath, But It's Not The Mask's Fault, Baltimore Dentist Says
Masks may help stop the spread of coronavirus but they're also making some people realize they have bad breath.
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Masks may help stop the spread of coronavirus but they're also making some people realize they have bad breath.
Hospitalizations and ICU cases are both up Wednesday in Maryland as the state reports a total of 101,649 coronavirus cases.
Frontline healthcare workers, emergency services personnel and the most vulnerable to the virus should be the first to get any eventual coronavirus vaccine, experts recommend in a new report released Wednesday.
High blood pressure or hypertension during pregnancy appears to be associated with having "more bothersome" menopausal symptoms -- such as hot flashes, sleep disturbances and psychological symptoms -- later in life, according to a new study.
Baltimore Mayor Jack Young is trying to make it easier for city residents to request a mail-in ballots for the November election.
MedStar Franklin Square Medical Center will soon open a new $80 million surgical pavilion, and on Tuesday, WJZ got a behind-the-scenes tour.
A team of researchers at Johns Hopkins has designed a new robotic system to help hospitals and protect frontline workers.
Walking into the Su Casa furniture store in Fells Point Tuesday, it was clear the blood drive underway wasn't your typical one.
Montgomery County has ended its contract with the Rockville-based company it had been working with on coronavirus testing days after the state's health department issued a cease-and-desist directive against the company.
Getting the flu vaccine this year is important, experts at the World Health Organization said during a news briefing in Geneva on Tuesday.
A Maryland-based substance abuse and mental health treatment provider is now offering a special scholarship for those struggling with addiction.
Maryland reports a total of 101,235 confirmed COVID-19 cases throughout the pandemic.
Ocean City's annual Sunfest is postponed until 2021 due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Potential accuracy issues with a widely used coronavirus test could lead to false results for patients, U.S. health officials warned.
Thirteen Maryland hospitals are teaming up on a new antibody study to determine how many people have been exposed to COVID-19 in order to learn more about how it spreads.
