Public Health Effects Of Md. Gas Drilling Studied
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is studying the possible public health effects of natural gas drilling in the western part of the state.
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The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is studying the possible public health effects of natural gas drilling in the western part of the state.
After spending a year investigating the hepatitis C outbreak at Exeter Hospital, New Hampshire's public health department is working with two advocacy groups to share its recommendations. One of those groups is based in Maryland.
A suspected case of equine herpesvirus (EHV-1) has caused the Maryland Jockey Club to place a hold order on Barn 16 at the Bowie Training Center.
A local man is hosting a high-flying party to raise money for the Brigance Brigade Foundation, formed by former Ravens star O.J. Brigance, who is battling ALS.
A new strain of bird flu has researchers rushing to find a vaccine. Unlike earlier strains, this new one appears capable of mutating into a deadly pandemic.
As people from all over the world know, Johns Hopkins is often the last hope for those with rare disorders.
Every flu season is different, but it typically begins in early October and November and peaks in December, January or February.
The way some women are choosing to make extra cash is raising eyebrows, and it could open them up to civil or criminal liabilities.
Children—like adults—are increasingly trying electronic cigarettes, according to the first large national study to gauge use by middle and high school students.
For years, conventional wisdom has suggested that wisdom teeth have to be removed. However, some experts say that no one should have their wisdom teeth pulled.
Researchers found many pediatric patients had hearts that look like those of middle aged patients. But after weight loss surgery, that changed.
Thirteen carriers have been approved to sell health benefit plans to small businesses through the new exchange, state health officials said Tuesday.
The crowd at Oriole Park Saturday wasn't there for the game. Their cause is life and death.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to give opening remarks at a symposium on the federal health care law.
A federal report has found Maryland claimed at least $20.6 million in unallowable Medicaid costs.
