The Push For Heroin Overdose Drugs In Md. Schools
Schools are also working to solve this problem by training their staff to use the overdose medication naloxone in fighting Maryland's heroin epidemic.
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Schools are also working to solve this problem by training their staff to use the overdose medication naloxone in fighting Maryland's heroin epidemic.
For the second time in less than three months, a Maryland hospital closes its NICU after babies test positive for a potentially deadly bacteria.
A Cincinnati Children's Hospital doctor who works with newborns addicted to heroin says the opiate epidemic is harming children born addicted and creating chaos for older kids who can't have normal childhoods because of their parents' drug problems.
Can't sleep? The problem may be in the room with you.
Having proven they can win in the West, advocates for recreational marijuana hope the Nov. 8 election brings their first significant electoral victories in the densely populated Northeast, where voters in Massachusetts and Maine will consider making pot legal for all adults.
Mosquito season may be waning in Maryland, but Zika research in the state is in full force.
A new study at Johns Hopkins hopes to save hundreds of transplant patients' lives every year with diseased kidneys.
Meditation is all about quietness, calmness and inner reflection -- not exactly strong suits of children and teens.
Cigarettes contribute to more than 1 in 4 cancer deaths in the U.S. The rate is highest among men in Southern states where smoking is more common and the rules against it are not as strict.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the second of this three-part series.
As you may know, the NFL puts its resources behind several causes and charities. For the Ravens, they're zoned in on breast cancer.
Breast cancer survivor Mary Capano was surprised and honored by Medieval Times knights at her Johns Hopkins office Wednesday.
Veterinarians hope an innovative type of CT scan can advance medical care for horses and possibly be adapted for humans, eliminating the need for people to lie still inside a tube.
Get What's Yours For Medicare Author Phillip Moeller warns of common but costly Medicare mistakes in the first of this three-part series.
Health officials are warning that small outbreaks of infections spread by contaminated operating room machinery during open-heart surgery could be more widespread than first thought.
