Frederick County Schedules 3 Flu Vaccine Clinics
The Frederick County Health Department says it will be offering free flu vaccines for children.
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The Frederick County Health Department says it will be offering free flu vaccines for children.
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month, and one organization is using its sport to promote an active lifestyle.
Remember all the talk about "Obamacare?" Well, the Affordable Care Act passed in 2010 and is finally making its way to Maryland. Starting this October, residents will be able to enroll.
Dressing sexy is not an invitation for rape. That's just one of the messages Slutwalk Baltimore set to deliver Saturday morning.
Prince George's Hospital Center is using emergency generators and only accepting emergency walk-in patients after a fire in the hospital's power plant.
A U.S. military medical school in Bethesda says it no longer uses live animals in its training programs, starting with this school year.
Tackling helmet head injuries. That's what the NFL, appliance maker GE and Maryland's sportswear company Under Armour are teaming up to do.
There's a reason you might be sneezing and sniffling right now. The pollen count is pretty high.
Every year in America, between 100 and 150 police officers die in the line of duty-- most from gunshots. Now a small patch kit could save lives.
The first food bank on the East Coast has announced a plan to try to get you involved in its work.
The Grand Prix of Baltimore practices and races coming up this weekend are a boon for the city, but are there health risks involved?
Maryland officials are warning dog owners in Montgomery County to watch out for canine influenza after the deaths of two dogs.
As a child, Michelle Colby dreamed of becoming an adventurous countryside veterinarian. Cows were her favorites. "It's in my genes, I believe," Colby said, remembering the countless visits to her family's dairy farm in upstate New York.
Confirmed cases of a deadly disease. Health officials are reporting new cases of West Nile virus have been discovered around Baltimore.
A new study authored by Army scientists at Fort Detrick reports that a treatment grown in tobacco plants cured three of seven monkeys that developed symptoms from the deadly Ebola virus.
