Md. Reports First Hypothermia Death This Season
Public health officials say the state has had its first hypothermia-related death of the season.
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Public health officials say the state has had its first hypothermia-related death of the season.
For a few years now, the NFL has been encouraging kids to be active every day.
A New Hampshire hospital worker learns his punishment for infecting dozens of people with Hepatitis C, including seven people right here in Maryland.
Health officials in Prince George's County are sponsoring an event designed to promote AIDS awareness.
Anne Arundel County officials have reported 42 new cases of HIV so far this year, or 50 fewer than the number of new infections five years ago.
State leaders release new numbers on the performance of the Maryland's Online Health insurance Exchange since the glitch-riddled roll out of the Affordable Care Act.
Flu cases are on the rise across Maryland, and for some that can be deadly.
Maryland's top doc says he's not satisfied with the operation of the state's health exchange.
It's no secret it's getting cold outside---it might be time to grow your face a sweater!
The federal government has announced its intention to ban artery clogging trans fats from prepared foods.
Each year, police departments across the nation collect unwanted prescription medication.
The New Hampshire hospital that underwent a hepatitis C outbreak last year is suing the traveling technician charged with infecting the patients and the organizations that it says had a role in getting him to work there.
The American Cancer Society is asking millions of Americans to put out their cigarettes and make a plan to quit as part of the 37th annual Great American Smokeout.
With some of the best hospitals in the world right in our backyard, the number of mothers dying after childbirth has doubled over the past two decades.
Orioles owner Peter Angelos opened his checkbook Wednesday but not for a hot pitching prospect.
