Baltimore Churches Work Together To Combat Heart Disease
Nationwide, one woman dies every minute from heart disease. It's a striking statistic that's causing churches across the city to mark the ninth annual Red Dress Sunday.
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Nationwide, one woman dies every minute from heart disease. It's a striking statistic that's causing churches across the city to mark the ninth annual Red Dress Sunday.
Television personality Montel Williams is joining Army scientists at Fort Detrick in a medical research deal.
A Loyola University Maryland undergraduate student is in serious but stable condition at a local hospital following a bacterial meningitis diagnosis.
Bloomberg LP CEO Daniel Doctoroff is joining with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and David Rubenstein of Washington-based private equity firm The Carlyle Group to fund a $25 million initiative for treatment of Lou Gehrig's disease.
Certain foods can help you avoid a cold.
Those who get confused looking at nutrition labels are not alone.
Can losing your cool be good for you? According to a new study, yes.
Facebook is upping its efforts on seeing what it can do to prevent suicide.
Two-thirds of American men experience hair loss by age 35.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell would "absolutely" want his own child to play football.
Wicomico County officials are recommending that students and staff at a Salisbury high school be tested as a precaution for tuberculosis after a student was diagnosed with it.
A gruesome accident between a fire truck and tractor trailer injures seven people--one of them a Maryland volunteer firefighter. The incident left his arm completely severed from his body, but the quick actions of Baltimore surgeon helped save his life.
He's the man the Ravens draw their inspiration from, a portrait of courage and determination. OJ Brigance was part of the Ravens' Super Bowl team in 2001.
Maryland health officials who learned of a potential link between a spinal steroid shot and cases of fungal meningitis waited nearly a week before alerting the general public.
After the trauma of losing both arms and legs to a roadside bomb in Iraq, an Army veteran now says he has a second chance at life.
