Baby Born With DNA From 3 People, First From New Technique
Scientists say the first baby has been born from a controversial new technique that combines DNA from three people — the mother, the father and an egg donor.
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Scientists say the first baby has been born from a controversial new technique that combines DNA from three people — the mother, the father and an egg donor.
A second petition has been filed asking the U.S. Supreme Court to reject the $1 billion settlement of NFL concussion lawsuits.
A highly contagious--but rare--disease has infected students at the University of Maryland in College Park.
Chesapeake Urology's 10th annual ZERO Prostate Cancer Run is set to get underway this weekend at Towson University's Johnny Unitas Stadium.
There is renewed outrage over the astronomical costs of life-saving prescription drugs and how families are coping with the cost.
When Nicole Stagnoli's son died of childhood cancer seven years ago, she decided to do something to keep his memory alive.
A Maryland company is taking legal action against the state's cannabis commission, claiming they were robbed of their right to become one of the state's first licensed medical marijuana companies.
MDs strengthen advice against codeine for kids' coughs, pain
Federal regulators on Monday granted tentative approval to the first drug for muscular dystrophy, following an intense public campaign from patients and doctors who pushed for the largely unproven medication.
Today is the deadline for Baltimore City school students to meet vaccinations requirements or they will be barred from the classroom.
Brain cancer is now the deadliest childhood cancer in the U.S., now ahead of leukemia, a result of improved leukemia treatment and a frustrating lack of progress on brain cancer.
Michael Bloomberg has made a monumental donation to the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
A team of orthopedic surgeons at Sinai Hospital and thousands of their patients are gearing up for the Save-a-Limb Fund Fest.
Thousands of Baltimore City students will soon be barred from the classroom, because they haven't received required vaccines that protect against things like measles, chickenpox, hepatitis, and meningitis.
Governor Hogan opens up about his own battle with cancer, while signing an executive order Thursday to combat the disease across the state.
