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Maryland health officials confirm two more cases of the Zika virus in Maryland, bringing the total number to three. It comes as the CDC says nine pregnant women in the US tested positive for the virus---and what's more, two of them chose to have abortions.
As students get ready to take off for spring break, Maryland health officials are issuing a warning over the rapidly spreading Zika virus.
Carroll County is poised to serve as a model for treating substance abuse across the state.
A special group has been put together to prepare for any potential dangers the Zika virus could have on Baltimore City.
Baltimore could soon be ground zero in the battle against the Zika virus. A special task force to study the virus and develop a vaccine is being formed right here.
Leaders in the faith community are forming a new network to help people get health care in their communities.
A mysterious brain disorder can be confused with early Alzheimer's disease although it isn't robbing patients of their memories but of the words to talk about them.
Maryland now has its first confirmed case of the Zika virus, a mosquito-borne illness with potentially deadly consequences.
They're packaged as natural substances sold in drug stores and gas stations, but synthetic drugs are illegal nationwide.
Johns Hopkins Medicine has recently received approval to perform organ transplants between HIV-positive donors and recipients.
A warning about the Zika virus: Maryland health officials expect the disease could eventually reach Maryland.
Some Maryland lawmakers are taking a bold step in decriminalizing possession of small amounts of certain drugs. It's one of a group of bills intended to address addiction as a health issue rather than a crime.
A debilitating virus transferred by mosquitoes is spreading like wildfire. Even though the Zika virus started in South America, it's now forcing some women in the US to cancel their vacations.
The World Health Organization has announced that the explosive spread of the Zika virus in the Americas is an "extraordinary event" that merits being declared an international emergency.
University officials in Virginia say a College of William and Mary student contracted the Zika virus while traveling in Central America over winter break.
