Governor Larry Hogan Completes Chemotherapy
Gov. Larry Hogan has finished his final round of chemotherapy.
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Gov. Larry Hogan has finished his final round of chemotherapy.
A $15 million gift from a philanthropist to will be used to create a new hearing center focused on restoring functional hearing.
A health warning. Doctors say they are already starting to see flu cases coming in! This after the flu reached epidemic levels last year.
Major backlash after a pharmaceutical company raised the price of a life-saving drug by more than 4,000%. The CEO is now promising to lower that increase but a Maryland congressman is calling for an investigation.
Concerns are mounting over the West Nile virus in Maryland. One Baltimore County man who died had a confirmed case, and a Laurel woman who died had a suspected case.
Every two and a half minutes, a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer. If diagnosed and treated early, the cure is almost 100 percent.
The phrase "below the belt" is taking on new meaning in tonight's WJZ HealthWatch.
Now that the use of medical marijuana is legal in Maryland, counties get to have their say on how to implement the law.
Out for blood. Governor Hogan makes way at the State House for the Red Cross bloodmobile.
Maryland health officials are warning that cheese spreads made in Potomac might be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
The mole was there for as long as she and her family could remember -- on the bony part of her ankle, usually covered with a sock, so she rarely thought about it.
If you are sneezing or sniffling a little bit more, it could be from the extra pollen in the air.
Combating Baltimore's epidemic drug addiction. As part of Maryland's Overdose Awareness Week, new actions are being taken to tackle this health emergency.
Like a lot of dangerous bacteria, the train that causes tuberculosis has developed resistance to antibiotics. Hopkins School of Public Health is developing a new medicine to combat TB.
Officials announced new premium rates for small group and individual health insurance plans Friday, with critics highlighting substantial increases for individual plans for CareFirst of Maryland Inc. -- the largest insurer for the state's exchange.
