Third Person Now Being Tested For Coronavirus In Maryland
A third person is being tested in Maryland for the coronavirus, according to the state health department.
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A third person is being tested in Maryland for the coronavirus, according to the state health department.
International Rare Disease Day is Saturday, and to raise awareness about Ellie McGinn's life-threatening rare disease, the nonprofit organization "A Cure For Ellie" donated a check for $450,000 to the Kennedy Krieger Institute.
Pedestrian deaths in the United States last year hit a 30-year high, according to data released Thursday.
Towson University has suspended all study abroad trips to China, Japan, and Italy for the rest of the Spring 2020 term as they continue to monitor the coronavirus outbreak.
As Marylanders prepare for cold temperatures overnight, Anne Arundel County officials put out a severe weather animal alert.
The Carroll County Health Department is alerting the public after they saw a spike in overdoses and drug-related deaths in the county in the last 24 hours.
He said that all state agencies are working to get ready for a possible spread across Maryland.
A University of Maryland College Park graduate with a severe case of Celiac Disease said poorly trained workers in the dining hall repeatedly served her food with gluten that incapacitated her, even sending her to the hospital.
The study abroad program Semester at Sea is rerouting with hundreds of American students on board.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday that it expects the coronavirus will spread in the U.S. and asked citizens to prepare.
Concern about an outbreak of coronavirus in the US comes as Maryland lawmakers advance a bill that stems from an outbreak of a different virus at the University of Maryland in 2018.
A person in northern Virginia is being tested for the coronavirus, the state's health department reported Wednesday.
After two Baltimore area police officers were shot in the line of duty while serving a warrant earlier this month, the urgency of trauma response training in moments of chaos and danger took center stage.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Tuesday it expects the coronavirus will spread in the U.S. and asked citizens to prepare.
The letter accuses the chain of engaging in a pattern of receiving and selling "adulterated fresh produce, specifically clover sprouts and cucumbers."
