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More evidence that election day is bringing drastic changes in Maryland. The next Howard County executive says he will kill the county's controversial ban on sugary drinks just as soon as he gets into office.
A Baltimore wedding gown designer is using her sewing skills to save lives. She's part of a team of engineers challenged with creating an Ebola suit for doctors fighting the deadly virus in West Africa.
There have been 31 confirmed or suspected cases of viral meningitis among the University of Maryland student population, and the University Health Center says it is continuing to see levels of activity.
Thousands of Maryland residents already have started shopping for health care plans on the state's extensively revamped exchange website, which opened last week for browsing without any reported problems.
Tests found that tapping the forehead was the most effective method and neutralized cravings by up to 10% more than the other exercises.
A growing number of people are turning to gluten free food, but many are unaware that it often contains a potentially harmful ingredient.
Stress may really be going to your head. Younger women are suffering from hair loss because of stress.
They're colorful little packets of laundry detergent: convenient, easy-to-use, but also enticing for children.
The inspector general of Maryland's public health agency is blasting the state medical board's decision to license a doctor in 1996 despite his conviction for raping a Florida woman at gunpoint 10 years earlier.
Maryland is opening its newly designed health exchange website this weekend, but only for people to shop around for insurance plans as the state aims to bounce back from last year's bedeviling computer problems.
Maryland doctors would undergo criminal background checks and be continuously monitored under legislation the state medical licensing board plans to propose next year.
The Baltimore County Department of Health is offering free flu vaccinations at eight of its health centers.
Susan Yara of MixedMakeup.com has traveled the world to find the best of the best.
One in three Americans are starting to feel the symptoms of diabetes even if they haven't been diagnosed. Exercise and healthy eating would help and having properly fitting workout shoes is key.
Do you know your blood type? The answer could determine your risk of certain health problems later in life.
