Thousands Hit The Pavement For 8th Annual Zero Prostate Cancer Challenge
A new case of prostate cancer is diagnosed every two and a half minutes. Now Chesapeake Urology is fighting back.
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A new case of prostate cancer is diagnosed every two and a half minutes. Now Chesapeake Urology is fighting back.
The Prince George's County school system is hosting a free immunization clinic for all students to get their shots before a deadline next week.
Chances are, you know someone who has prostate cancer. One in six men is affected with the disease, which can be treated if diagnosed in the early stages.
Parents should be prepared for a new virus that is infecting the Midwest and looking to sweep the nation.
A new study finds the best diet for weight loss and heart health may be a low-carb diet.
Baltimore City council is moving forward with a plan to have the health department grade restaurants in the city.
Could action-packed TV fare make you fat? That's the implication of a new study that found people snacked more watching fast-paced television than viewing a more leisurely paced talk show.
There is new hope in the fight against autism and it starts before a child is even diagnosed.
Kids in Virginia are coming down with what doctors suspect is the potentially deadly enterovirus strain that has hospitalized children in the midwest---so the obvious question is, will it move into Maryland?
This year, 1.7 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed in the US. It's an uphill battle for patients and doctors but breakthrough research is making a big difference.
Police in Annapolis are raising money for Special Olympics Maryland with a one-mile race through the city.
A chiropractor who practiced in southeast Washington has pleaded guilty to signing fake prescriptions for services to be provided by D.C. Medicaid in exchange for cash.
The fight against the deadly outbreak of Ebola in Africa is growing but infections continue to grow, as well.
A new report in the journal 'Stroke' says there could be advantages to having potassium in the body.
A follow-up to an unprecedented settlement between Johns Hopkins and patients of a gynecologist who secretly recorded them.
