Towson Spa Provides Support To Women Fighting Breast Cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In Maryland, businesses and organizations are showing their support through a variety of ways.
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. In Maryland, businesses and organizations are showing their support through a variety of ways.
A 67-year-old man has died after his family says he contracted a flesh-eating bacteria on the Eastern Shore.
Despite a statewide effort to fight against the epidemic, heroin overdoses and deaths continue to rise in Maryland.
Patients of medical marijuana across Maryland must skirt the law if they want to treat themselves.
If you're angry or upset, you might want to simmer down before heading out for an intense run or gym workout. A large, international study ties heavy exertion while stressed or mad to a tripled risk of having a heart attack within an hour.
A Pennsylvania woman has been charged with endangering her 11-month-old son by restricting him to a vegan diet of fruits and nuts.
Turkey Hill is recalling some mislabeled packages of ice cream.
Giant Food says they are removing the sale of Cesar Classics variety pack dog food due to a potential choking risk.
When you die, you don't just leave behind your family and your legacy. You also leave behind your debts.
It's only October, and Marylanders are fighting the flu. The State Department of Health is dealing with its first case of the season.
Going to the right hospital for heart attack care could add a year to your life, a new study suggests.
New research suggests there may be a limit to our life span — one that's hard to extend without some sort of breakthrough that fixes all age-related problems.
Forget the pink ribbons. Spitting in a tube for science is what unites a growing group of breast cancer patients taking part in a unique project to advance treatment for the deadliest form of the disease.
More federal money finally is available to fight Zika even as the news worsens. Babies who at first seem to have escaped the virus' devastating hallmark defect — an abnormally small head at birth — might not be out of the woods after all.
A second company that was denied a preliminary license to grow medical marijuana in Maryland is seeking to join a lawsuit.
