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A Maryland lawmaker on Tuesday renewed a call for an investigation into the state's defective health care exchange with a focus on the procurement process of the exchange's board, which has approved multimillion dollar contracts.
A new report out Monday shows three out of four children drink caffeine every day. They're getting it from soda and powerful energy drinks, and for some young people, it's causing deadly results.
Maryland lawmakers try to get a handle on the troubled State Healthcare Exchange. They've already passed emergency legislation to help applicants stranded by the website.
Every minute in this country, one woman dies because of heart disease. It is the number one killer of women.
Students and staff at Montgomery County's Watkins Mill High School will be getting tested for tuberculosis after officials learned a student had the disease over the last few weeks.
Facing a rapidly approaching deadline, the White House and its allies are racing to enroll young people in new insurance plans offered under President Barack Obama's signature health care law, a sweeping effort that underscores how crucial the so-called "young invincibles" are to the measure's success.
A new court filing provides details of the behind-the-scenes squabbles among private contractors that contributed to the poor performance of Maryland's online health exchange.
There's strong reaction to that bold decision from CVS to stop selling tobacco products in stores. This as Baltimore City takes aim at smokers.
Maryland lawmakers on Thursday announced a new oversight panel to try to find solutions to ongoing problems with the state's troubled online health exchange.
The Maryland Senate has approved a measure to allow drug users to get more than one clean needle at one time in Baltimore's needle exchange program.
A bold step by one of the nation's biggest pharmacy chains. CVS will stop selling cigarettes at stores nationwide, even though the decision could cost them billions in sales.
Every day--every hour--could make a difference in the life of little Madison Parrott. It's a battle against time for the 4-year-old, who is at the top of the waiting list for a lifesaving heart transplant.
Meritus Health is cutting 120 positions, including 60 current workers, and reducing hours for another 43 workers.
Dozens of volunteers are signing up to get the flu--on purpose. It's all part of an extreme government study.
A dramatic surge in heroin deaths is happening across the country. Health officials warn it's because of a lethal new trend--spiking heroin with powerful painkillers.
