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Ask those who are trying to find a cure for diseases and they'll tell you that it is much harder to get funding for research. Now a cancer center downtown is taking a do-it-yourself approach to finding the money.
Maryland will become the 19th state to approve a medical marijuana program, but it's unclear when one will be up and running.
Tough new regulations are about to hit cosmetic surgery centers. They're aimed at protecting Marylanders after a woman died after getting liposuction.
Thousands of people in Baltimore will be lacing up their sneakers on Sunday, and it's all for a good cause. The annual Kidney Walk is set at the Maryland Zoo in Baltimore.
Long before the sun comes up, many Maryland families are trying to beat the clock to make it to school on time. But new research shows it's actually unhealthy to drag teens out of bed so early. Now several Maryland counties are considering whether they should change school start times.
It started seven years ago, and it's become the largest ALS event in the Baltimore area. The fight against Lou Gehrig's disease is being led by former Raven O.J. Brigance, who was diagnosed with the disease six years ago.
The University of Maryland Medical Center's trauma center on Saturday celebrated a gift that transformed the lives of six people and made possible the most extensive full-face transplant yet.
It is the safest way to dispose of unneeded and expired medication. The Drug Enforcement Administration has conducted a nationwide prescription drug take-back day.
Italian soccer stars are coming to Baltimore to promote a cancer awareness program.
A warning for people who suffer from allergies. Pollen levels are causing major problems in Maryland, and it may get worse in the days to come.
An emotional moment in Washington, D.C. The daughter of country music legend Glen Campbell testified on Capitol Hill that her dad is struggling with Alzheimer's and it may soon silence his music.
Maryland launched an initiative on Thursday to help residents get health insurance under the federal health care law.
The Maryland Hospital Association is urging a state commission to spare hospitals from a two percent Medicare cut that is part of federal budget reductions.
The war on drugs is mostly fought by law enforcement. But the Obama Administration is about to launch some softer weapons.
Maryland has no plans to move its 75,000 active full-time state government employees into the state's new insurance exchange, but the state is studying how to address health coverage for some contractual employees and part-time workers, a state official said.
