Md. Officials: No Deficiencies In Abortion Death
Maryland health officials investigating the death of a woman being treated at a Germantown abortion clinic found "no deficiencies" in her care.
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Maryland health officials investigating the death of a woman being treated at a Germantown abortion clinic found "no deficiencies" in her care.
Major changes are coming to high school sports in Maryland as education leaders aim to curb concussions in sports.
Mass illness. More than 200 students and teachers at Pot Spring Elementary School in Baltimore County get sick.
Water tested from garden hoses contained three to nine times the safe levels of the toxic chemical BPA.
The CDC says public swimming pools are contaminated with fecal matter a majority of the time.
The federal government now wants stronger warnings on indoor tanning beds and more oversight.
The Centers for Disease Control is now calling not getting enough sleep "a public health epidemic."
Exposing the signs of domestic violence. Too often, the bruises from abuse hide beneath a victim's skin, making it hard to prove what happened.
The State Health Department is updating the parental consent forms required for minors to use tanning beds.
With Angelina Jolie's very personal decision to undergo a double mastectomy, cancer centers across the U.S. and in Baltimore are expecting to hear from more women who are ready to take their health into their own hands.
He's only 11 years old, but he's already endured 20 surgeries. Nolan Ramsey is a fifth grader who suffers from an enzyme disorder called MPS1.
The Grand Prix of Baltimore is only a few months away. This year, the race is using its popularity to help sick kids.
Reaction is pouring in following Angelina Jolie's announcement that she underwent a double mastectomy. The actress said she did it to reduce her risk of developing breast cancer.
The Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene is proposing a six-month expiration of parental consent for minor indoor tanning.
An alarming study about teenage athletes. It turns out young players are not taking head injuries very seriously.
