Coronavirus Latest: Maryland Reports 700+ New Cases 2nd Consecutive Day As Hospitalizations Up Too
Maryland reports over 700 new cases in 24 hours for the second consecutive day as hospitalizations slightly rise Wednesday morning.
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Maryland reports over 700 new cases in 24 hours for the second consecutive day as hospitalizations slightly rise Wednesday morning.
An employee at one of the Anne Arundel County Public Library branches tested positive for COVID-19, the library system announced Wednesday.
Maryland teachers' unions are pushing the governor to keep classrooms closed for at least the first semester of the new school year, citing safety concerns during the COVID—19 pandemic.
Lifebridge Health Director of Sports Cardiology Dr. Sunal Makadia says the virus affects the heart in different ways and different levels than other viruses.
Future nurses studying at Harford Community College are getting a boost.
Preliminary data from the Pfizer, BioNTech Phase 1 mRNA COVID-19 vaccine trials are showing promise, according to the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
If you're traveling anytime soon and forget your mask or hand sanitizer, don't worry.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan implored local leaders to enforce public health requirements, like physical distancing and masks, in bars and restaurants after the state has linked an increasing number of COVID-19 cases to non-compliance.
People in their 40s and 50s are in worse physical shape than people in their 60s and early 70s were at the same age, according to a new study.
Maryland passes 74,000 coronavirus cases as hospitalizations go slightly up compared to Monday morning, officials said Tuesday.
A federal judge agreed Monday to suspend a rule that requires women during the COVID-19 pandemic to visit a hospital, clinic or medical office to obtain an abortion pill.
A retired emergency room doctor in Ellicott City thinks he may have a way to better protect healthcare workers from the coronavirus.
Marylanders have just two more days to sign up for health insurance during the special enrollment period opened due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Adults aren't just working to deal with the stress from COVID-19, but also the stress of racial inequality. Mental health experts say its important you learn how to cope with it all.
Five of Baltimore's city pools reopened Monday with a number of changes in place due to the coronavirus pandemic.
