New Cancer Report May Help Doctors ID Which Patients More At Risk
A new national report on cancer offers a road map for targeting cancer more precisely.
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A new national report on cancer offers a road map for targeting cancer more precisely.
An American doctore who was infected with the Ebola virus shares what that experience was like with members of Johns Hopkins School of Public Health.
Billion dollar lawsuit. Hundreds of people, part of a horrific STD study, sue Johns Hopkins.
Maryland residents who have been to any of the three West African countries battling an Ebola outbreak now can use their smartphone or computer to report possible symptoms to the state health department, the agency and the application's developer said Wednesday.
Keeping the roads safe. Bike safety has been getting a lot of attention in recent months.
A new ad campaign hopes to stop you in your tracks before reaching for a cigarette.
A Baltimore County girl born with a diseased heart needed a new one to survive. WJZ was in the operating room at Johns Hopkins when she got one. Now, one year later, WJZ was there again when the Parrott family got some life-changing news.
The National Institutes of Health is reporting that the condition of the American with Ebola has improved.
A Virginia man has been sentenced to 18 months in prison for having unprotected sex with two women in Maryland without telling them he was HIV positive.
Paying for insurance. A federal audit finds that Maryland may have wrongfully billed the federal government for millions of dollars in affordable care funding.
It's Diabetes Alert Day across the nation, and the Maryland chapter of the American Diabetes Association is using the day to kick off its inaugural "Fabulous You" women's health initiative.
Brave move. Hollywood star Angelina Jolie makes a shocking revelation, telling the world about her close call with ovarian cancer and why she can no longer have children.
Female same-sex couples in Maryland would have the same health care benefits for artificial insemination as heterosexual couples, under a bill passed by the state Senate.
A new grading system is causing some controversy for city restaurant owners. The city council has opted not to go for health inspectors handing out grades based on restaurant cleanliness.
The story of cancer. A new documentary about the deadly disease is filmed right here in Baltimore.
