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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.
A federal appeals court has upheld the convictions of a Maryland cardiologist who implanted unnecessary heart stents in more than 100 patients.
U.S. Department of Homeland Security has awarded a nearly $1.5 million grant to the Baltimore Fire Department to buy 75 monitor/defibrillators.
A potential treatment for traumatic brain injuries may be tested in retired professional football players, who are the focus of concern over blows to the head.
More than a million people in America are living with autism. As part of WJZ's Continuing Community Commitment, we are sponsoring the ROAR for Autism event at Oregon Ridge this Sunday.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Check out what 15 celebrities say about their sobriety.
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From the moment they're born, parents want the best for their kids – helping guide, teach and encourage them as they grow.
Some prescription drugs come from plants. Now experts are studying if direct consumption could have similar benefits.
New research suggests that light drinking during pregnancy may not be harmful.
Hundreds continue to recover from serious injuries after being hurt in the Boston Marathon bombing. From amputated limbs to severe burns, dozens of surgeries are underway to help victims recover.
Maryland's health secretary says the state is in a strong position to help thousands of drug addicts who will be eligible for health insurance next year.
She's only 10 years old but what she's doing to help sick children in Baltimore is amazing.
Many athletes are using powders to gain an edge. But most of these substances are unregulated.
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