Cardin To Discuss Health Care Innovation
Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to discuss ways of meeting health care challenges with innovative care.
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Sen. Ben Cardin is scheduled to discuss ways of meeting health care challenges with innovative care.
Maryland's top agricultural official says he expects the bird flu outbreak that has ravaged poultry flocks across much of the country to arrive in the state this fall.
New developments in Alzheimer's research---a disease that is known to be more common for women. Now a study shows how it impacts them differently.
Tens of millions of your dollars were shelled out for a website that never worked. Now the state is getting money back from the company in charge of making Maryland's failed Healthcare Exchange website.
A little girl left inside a hot car in Baltimore is Maryland's first heat-related death of the summer. Now there is a warning from state health officials to all parents.
A new study out of Johns Hopkins finds breast cancer survivors are gaining more weight than women who are cancer free.
Right now is the most dangerous time of the year for getting Lyme Disease. It's spreading rapidly and Maryland is one of the hot spots.
The push to promote healthy eating by setting government guidelines is, once again, blocked in Howard County.
Seven years ago, WJZ introduced you to a very special girl from Texas, who captured our hearts.
A warning from Baltimore health officials--heroin is getting even more deadly. It's now being laced with a powerful painkiller. Making matters worse, the antidote is harder than ever to get.
Health officials are warning Baltimore residents that drug overdose deaths linked to a highly potent chemical commonly used to lace heroin are up 178 percent from last year.
Baltimore Orioles trainers and nutritionists are teaming up to teach kids how to stay healthy. It's all in an effort to curb childhood obesity and get kids outside.
With one heat-related death in the city already this summer, city officials are issuing an important warning to parents.
Governor Larry Hogan is wrapping up his first round of chemotherapy on a positive note: with a lot of positive energy coming from outside the hospital.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan continues treatment for cancer. He announced last week that he has an aggressive stage three non-Hodgkins lymphoma.
