Gordon Folding Knives Being Recalled Due To Stabbing Hazard
Harbor Freight Tools is recalling about 1.1 million of their Gordon Folding Knives, a popular pocket knife whose blade folds into the handle.
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Harbor Freight Tools is recalling about 1.1 million of their Gordon Folding Knives, a popular pocket knife whose blade folds into the handle.
Typically, the "season" starts in October, but there has already been flu-related deaths reported. Physicians say it's not too early to get a flu shot and they are available at many pharmacies and doctor's offices around the country.
The location is voluntarily recalling all store-made ground beef produced and sold on the afternoon of October 6.
As of Monday, there have been 22 deaths confirmed from 19 states
The Maryland Health Benefit Exchange announced its 2020 plans and prices, four weeks ahead of open enrollment on November 1.
Bakers beware: More flour has been recalled.
A public psychiatric hospital in the nation's capital has been without drinking water for more than a week.
The University of Maryland is once again dealing with mold concerns.
Flavored e-cigarette use among young people in the United States increased from 2014 to 2018, according to a new report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the US Food and Drug Administration.
Haven't gotten a flu shot yet this year? MedStar Health is hoping to make the process quick and easy -- so easy, you don't even have to leave your vehicle.
As their investigation continues into the 23 reported cases of severe lung illnesses in Maryland, state health officials issue an order requiring all doctors and health care providers, as well as local health departments, to report cases of severe lung illnesses to the state.
Alcohol consumption during pregnancy has long been linked to congenital defects and developmental problems in newborns. Now a new study has found a link between a baby's congenital heart defects and their prospective parents' drinking before conception.
Lung damage in those using e-cigarettes might be caused by chemicals in the vape liquid, according to a letter published Wednesday in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Virginia health officials have confirmed their first death related to e-cigarettes or vaping.
Researchers found bleach fumes can interact with the limonenes in common household cleaners to create potentially dangerous air particles.
