U-Md. Ebola Vaccine Study Progresses
The University of Maryland School of Medicine says it has administered an experimental Ebola vaccine to 20 volunteers in Baltimore.
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The University of Maryland School of Medicine says it has administered an experimental Ebola vaccine to 20 volunteers in Baltimore.
A desperate race to stop the Ebola outbreak is underway. Some of that life-saving work is being done right here in Baltimore.
It's time for Marylanders to sign up for affordable health care. Maryland Health Connection is open for business.
Unhealthy eating habits could become an issue of national security. The Department of Defense says that obesity is affecting the number of Americans eligible to serve in the military.
The Maryland man who died after contracting Ebola in Sierra Leone will be laid to rest Saturday, Nov. 29.
The much-publicized death of Brittany Maynard, a woman with brain cancer who took her own life, has stirred a national movement. Supporters of Death With Dignity rallied in Annapolis Wednesday.
According to one study, people spend an average of 2-4 hours a day hunched over their smartphones, which puts a lot of stress on the spine.
A large study of gay brothers adds to evidence that genes influence men's chances of being homosexual, but the results aren't strong enough to prove it.
There's a growing concern that high-caffeine energy drinks are making their way into the wrong hands.
New innovations claiming to give you more energy and even help you sleep better are just some of the wellness features found in the new healthy home.
Celebrities are playing the waiting game in a new online campaign calling for a unified response to the Ebola epidemic in West Africa.
Celebrating birthdays is the best when you're young. But for one special Anne Arundel County girl, turning two was a huge milestone.
A New York City company is recalling vacuum packs of smoked Nova salmon that were sold to Giant supermarkets in the Mid-Atlantic region because it may be contaminated with Listeria monocytogenes.
Tremors, seizures and heart issues---all symptoms of thousands of children sickened by energy drinks. That's according to a new study from the American Heart Association. Now researchers are calling for stricter health warnings.
It is the second US Ebola death. Maryland Dr. Martin Salia died from advanced stages of Ebola early Monday morning in Nebraska. Doctors say they used every treatment available but the virus had progressed too far to save Salia.
