Senate Passes Food Allergies Awareness Bill
County governments may soon have authority to make restaurants accommodate customers with food allergies.
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County governments may soon have authority to make restaurants accommodate customers with food allergies.
The Maryland House of Delegates has passed by a wide margin a measure to make the state's medical marijuana law effective.
A measure designed to make Maryland's medical marijuana law effective moved a step forward on Saturday in the Maryland House of Delegates.
There's a breakthrough that could make diagnosing concussions easier and faster. Researchers have developed a new blood test.
Two weeks before she died from brain cancer last October, tiny 10-year-old Gabriella Miller of Leesburg, Va., delivered a message on YouTube to Congress: "Stop talking and start doing."
A University of Maryland student who inspired people across the country has lost his battle with brain cancer.
What do you know about the foods you eat? So many food products include genetically modified ingredients that some groups are calling for labeling.
Simon & Schuster author Linda Geddes explores and debunks common baby and pregnancy myths here.
First a troubled rollout, now a federal investigation into Maryland's health exchange.
Lethal liquid. That's what some people are calling energy drinks like Monster. The family of one Maryland teen blames the beverage for her death.
As the first active division one athlete files a lawsuit against the NCAA over concussions, athletes, lawmakers, doctors and lawyers gathered together Friday in Baltimore to focus on the effects and consequences of concussions in sports.
A Republican Maryland congressman says he believes the investigative arm of Congress should look into problems with the state's health care exchange website.
The first of five patient-centered medical homes as part of a health enterprise zone is opening in Prince George's County.
Another child has died in Maryland after being hanged by the cords of window treatments. Now there is a strong push for the Consumer Product Safety Commission to require manufacturers to have cordless blinds.
It could be a promising way to stop a deadly disease--swapping out defective genes with healthy ones.