Woman With Rare Drug-Resistant Tuberculosis Being Treated In Md.
The patient is inside the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, as federal officials try to track down hundreds of people who may have had contact with her.
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The patient is inside the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, as federal officials try to track down hundreds of people who may have had contact with her.
There are a lot fewer trans fats in the nation's food than there were a decade ago, but the Obama administration is moving toward getting rid of them almost entirely.
A woman with a rare form of Tuberculosis is currently is stable condition while being treated at the National Institute of Health in Bethesda.
The investigation into accidental Anthrax shipments expands.
Health officials are trying to track down people who may have been in contact with a woman with a rare and deadly form of hard-to-treat tuberculosis.
Towson University announced one of their largest building expansions on campus. The school will be increasing space for their recreation programs.
Scientists have announced that Baltimore's smog levels no longer exceed the limit set by the Environmental Protection Agency, but some people are still at risk from breathing the air.
Government health experts are backing the approval of an experimental drug intended to boost the female sex drive, but stress that it should carry safety restrictions to manage side effects including fatigue, low blood pressure and fainting.
A group that specializes in cultivating marijuana for health benefits seeks to set up a medical marijuana growing facility in Easton.
The Baltimore County Department of Health is warning the public about a rabid fox.
Live anthrax spores mistakenly shipped to labs across the world, including right here in Maryland. The Department of Defense says the mix-up is far more widespread than initially reported.
A Hagerstown company will continue managing a state-owned hospital for the chronically ill for the next three years.
A patient under evaluation at Johns Hopkins after reporting a fever following a trip to West Africa does not have Ebola.
A patient is undergoing evaluation at Johns Hopkins Hospital, complaining of fever after recently returning from West Africa.
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