2 More Heat-Related Deaths Reported In Maryland, Bringing 2020 Total To 7
Two more heat-related deaths were reported in Maryland this week, bringing the seasonal total to seven, a weekly report from the Maryland Department of Health shows.
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Two more heat-related deaths were reported in Maryland this week, bringing the seasonal total to seven, a weekly report from the Maryland Department of Health shows.
With 776 new coronavirus cases reported in Maryland Thursday, the total number of COVID-19 cases reported during the pandemic is now past 98,000.
Thirteen Maryland hospitals are collaborating with the state health department to conduct an antibody study to determine how many Marylanders have been exposed to COVID-19.
Baltimore was listed among cities projected to see a coronavirus resurgence, according to new projections from one group of researchers.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved a Maryland company's potential HIV cure for human trials, the company announced this week.
Twenty percent of high school students vape, and those who vape likely have damaged lungs or damaged blood vessels that lead to the lungs.
Twice a month, hundreds of cyclists turn out in Canton for a Friday night bike ride.
Maryland adds 541 coronavirus cases overnight as the state passes 97,000 total cases on Wednesday and hospitalizations are under 500 cases for the first time in weeks.
The Maryland Department of Health is partnering with the City's health department and the City's NAACP branch to distribute free masks at the testing site, starting at 8 a.m. until supplies runs out.
The Washington Football team has decided it will not allow fans to attend games during the upcoming 2020 season.
A municipal government in China has donated 40,000 medical-grade face masks to Maryland's capital city amid the coronavirus pandemic.
With summer in full swing, many tourist destinations in Maryland have had to take action and get creative to keep visitors safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Morgan State University announced Tuesday instruction for the 2020 fall semester will be remote-only.
There won't be any Terps football this fall after the Big Ten announced it won't play football this season due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
