Researchers: Later School Start Time Could Make Kids Healthier
Pushing back the school start time for teens. Research suggests it could help with kids' overall health.
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Pushing back the school start time for teens. Research suggests it could help with kids' overall health.
The future of preventing date rape may soon be at the tip of your finger—literally.
The Mayo Clinic is the first in the country to offer a new, at-home screening test for colon cancer.
A Maryland Congressman says subpoenas are being issued in a federal investigation into Maryland's health exchange. He believes there was fraud in the system that cost taxpayers millions but didn't work right at the start.
A promising young football player dies two weeks after falling ill on the practice field. Now an autopsy reveals the Morgan State freshman passed away from complications from heatstroke. Now his family is speaking out about what happened.
There are some staggering numbers on the amount of money raised by all those folks pouring ice water over their heads here in Baltimore and across the country.
Public health officials in Maryland are warning residents against using an unapproved medication to treat children's colds that is being sold in some convenience stores in Latino communities.
When AIDS first spread, its victims were treated as outcasts. The sick found it hard to care for themselves and few people were willing to help.
If you haven't been under an ice bucket lately, you've probably been under a rock. The Ice Bucket Challenge has social media on fire, raising millions for the ALS Association.
More women in the United States are choosing to breastfeed their kids. But new research from the University of Minnesota is shedding some light on the overall health of pregnant women.
The videos are all over the internet: people dumping buckets of ice water over their heads. It's all for a good cause. The ALS "Ice Bucket Challenge."
Williams passing has shed light on his overall health; both mental and physical.
Nearly 60 million people experience a mental health condition every year. But only a fraction of those conditions are ever detected.
Researchers at the Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases (USAMRIID) at Fort Detrick are planning a study on an experimental drug that was given to two American aid workers to treat the Ebola virus.
A new study published by the American Diabetes Association shows something as simple as lowering your thermostat can jump start your metabolism.
