Thousands Lack Vaccination Requirements In Baltimore City Schools
Thousands of Baltimore City school students are at risk of being turned away from their schools next week if they don't get immunized.
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Thousands of Baltimore City school students are at risk of being turned away from their schools next week if they don't get immunized.
Health officials say a New York college student has died of a rare brain infection she probably contracted while swimming in a body of fresh water in Maryland.
A fourth U.S. person has been diagnosed with bacteria resistant to a last resort antibiotic, but researchers are expressing relief that so far these superbug precursors have not spread to others.
The head of the government's fight against the Zika virus said that "we are now essentially out of money" and warned that the country is "about to see a bunch of kids born with microcephaly" in the coming months.
None of the women and minority applicants to grow and process marijuana were chosen.
Born with a paralyzing disorder and left in an orphanage by her birth mother, the road to Rio is a story of triumph for Tatyana McFadden.
Philadelphia rapper Freeway brings an urgent message to Baltimore.
An employee at a smoothie cafe has been diagnosed with Hepatitis A.
As the threat of the Zika virus continues to grow, doctors in Baltimore are searching for ways to protect expectant moms and their babies.
Sky-high price hikes for EpiPen have made its maker the latest target for patients and politicians infuriated by soaring drug prices.
Alarming new statistics show traffic fatalities in the United States are at its worst in 50 years and there's concern this trend could get worse.
Sky-high price hikes for EpiPen, the injected emergency medicine for severe allergic reactions to foods and bug bites, have made its maker the latest target for patients and politicians infuriated by soaring drug prices.
There are no bomb blasts or collisions with burly linemen in Susan Contreras' past. Her headaches, memory loss and bouts of confused thinking were a mystery until doctors suggested a probable cause: domestic violence.
A new nonprofit is stepping in to help parents who have a child with a serious disease.
The costs are dramatically rising for a life-saving drug millions of people with severe allergies depend on.
