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A new study projects that without steps to rein in heat-trapping gas pollution, as many as three-quarters of summer days across much of the Northern Hemisphere could feature nearly around-the-clock extreme heat by 2100.
Researchers at Johns Hopkins are using psilocybin to help people quit smoking and now they are looking to see what else psychedelic drugs could help cure.
Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot said he's doubling down on flavored electronic smoking devices widely popular among kids by taking a first-in-the-nation approach to prohibiting the sale of certain Electronic Smoking Devices.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration recently approved an expansion of a trial that allows researchers to see how MDMA could help people with posttraumatic stress disorder.
Can the mind-blowing effects of psychedelics help heal our traumas?
So far, the only two possible cases have come out negative.
Women who have general anesthesia during C-sections are significantly more likely to experience severe post-partum depression resulting in hospitalization, suicidal thoughts or self-harm, according to a study published last week.
More than two dozen people have now died from the flu in Maryland this season, the state's health department said Friday.
Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the U.S., according to the American Heart Association, and stress is a risk factor for women.
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It's straight tobacco or nothing under a bill that would ban Maryland retailers from selling any flavored tobacco products, including menthol cigarettes.
A new bill in Maryland is being backed by a teenager who said if it wasn't for medical marijuana, he wouldn't be able to have a life outside of a hospital.
Whole Foods Market recalled their bundt cakes and chocolate dipped cookies sold in 44 stores across the Mid-Atlantic region on Tuesday, due to undeclared milk on the package label.
Leaders representing MedStar Health's three Baltimore hospitals said a program offering patients free fentanyl test kits is helping people find a path to recovery.
State and federal health officials are monitoring a second Maryland patient to see if they contracted the deadly novel coronavirus that has sickened people worldwide.
