Autism Speaks Walk Helps Bring Attention To Those With The Disorder
There are 3 million people in America with autism---and the number is growing.
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There are 3 million people in America with autism---and the number is growing.
The thrill of victory and the agony of the Achilles. For the second times this season, the Ravens lose a key team leader to a torn Achilles. Steve Smith, Sr. is the latest major Ravens injury.
Who could forget the botched rollout of the Affordable Care Act a couple of years ago? Thousands were blocked from getting health insurance because of glitches in the system. Now open enrollment in Obamacare begins again for the uninsured.
The debate over breastfeeding versus formula feeding heats up. Maryland hospitals will no longer give out free formula samples.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month--a great time to highlight the need for new technology and treatments.
It's designed to be faster than a first responder. A new smart phone app will connect heart attack victims with the closest person trained in CPR.
There's a new warning about eating processed meat. The World Health Organization says it can cause cancer, and they also say eating red meat probably does, too.
Gov. Larry Hogan is announcing a new lead testing plan that calls for all Maryland children to be tested at ages 1 and 2.
As big and small cities around the country, including Baltimore, target the heroin epidemic, a new treatment center is opening up in the city---this comes as police make a big heroin bust this week.
Healthy snacking is on the way for all city workers. Baltimore rolled out a new plan to get healthy vending machines in its buildings.
Researchers at the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center want to try a new procedure that could prolong the lives of gunshot or stabbing victims arriving at emergency rooms in cardiac arrest.
Maryland is among 24 states working toward a standardized system of government-funded behavioral health care.
Big changes when it comes to women and their mammograms. For the first time in more than a decade, the American Cancer Society is updating its guidelines.
Baltimore County health workers are hosting their annual flu shot clinic this weekend. The shots are free.
Flu season is now underway, and the push is on to get more children vaccinated against the flu. But parents may have a hard time finding the flu mist for their children.
