New Study Finds Obesity Risk Can Be Determined As Early As Age 5
The fight to stop obesity in school age children is getting even younger. A new study has some shocking numbers when it comes to predicting which children will end up being obese.
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The fight to stop obesity in school age children is getting even younger. A new study has some shocking numbers when it comes to predicting which children will end up being obese.
Uninsured Marylanders get another crack at health care coverage retroactive to Jan. 1.
The Maryland Senate on Wednesday gave final approval to a bill to help people who could not enroll in a private health plan on Maryland's health exchange website due to computer problems, sending the measure to Gov. Martin O'Malley who will sign the legislation.
The Maryland House of Delegates voted on Tuesday to provide health insurance retroactive to the first of the year for people who tried to enroll on the state's online health exchange but couldn't complete the process due to computer problems with a state website.
Maryland's health exchange board approved a plan Monday to allow eligible small businesses to begin offering employees small group health plans and to access federal tax credits in April, but the state is pushing back the launch of a website for the program until Jan. 1, 2015.
Maryland's House of Delegates will likely vote Tuesday on a plan to help residents who have struggled with the state's health insurance exchange online.
If it weren't for Amanda Gilley, Pikesville resident Orly Shalem would still be throwing away the most nutritious parts of her salad, thinking she was making the healthy choice.
Maryland's health exchange says 1,407 households have registered for a retroactive coverage option offered by insurers in the exchange.
Mother Nature's hits keep on coming. First a snowstorm, now there are frigid temperatures around the region.
Allegheny Health Network has a memorandum of understanding for a five-year affiliation with the Johns Hopkins Sidney Kimmel Cancer Center in Baltimore.
City leaders and a celebrity join together to fight obesity in Baltimore. Jennifer Hudson was in Charm City to get the word out about B'More Fit!
The General Assembly is on its way to the rescue of hundreds of Marylanders locked out of the health care exchange by computer glitches.
The Baltimore Public Health Department is warning of an increased risk of hypothermia from frigid temperatures.
Thousands of women who may have been secretly photographed by a Johns Hopkins gynecologist must register if they want to be part of a possible class action settlement in the case.
A life-saving decision made by the Social Security Administration was announced Monday in Baltimore.
