D.C. Joins National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Officials in Washington are participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration's "National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day."
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Officials in Washington are participating in the Drug Enforcement Administration's "National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day."
A healthier way of living leads to a healthy government grant. Maryland wins a $65 million federal grant.
A Maryland panel working on implementing federal health care reform has chosen the state employee health plan as a benchmark for other plans sold in the small group and individual markets for two years, starting in 2014.
Johns Hopkins doctors are once again making history--this time by using a woman's own tissue to build her a new ear.
The investigation into deadly bacteria at a local cosmetic surgery center is expanding. One woman died and others were sickened after procedures at Monarch Medspa.
The University of Maryland System will soon have a new School of Public Health by joining two campuses.
It's not your typical bridal show. Cinderella: A Fairy Tale Wedding is a benefit for Brides Against Breast Cancer.
The causes and effects of Gulf War Syndrome still plague researchers and some veterans.
A Consumer Reports study found alarming levels of cancer-causing inorganic arsenic in rice products.
With health apps for smartphones increasing, new concerns arise over how they are being regulated.
Marsha Klaus has had stretch marks for over 16 years. The FDA recently approved the first treatment to reduce them.
For 30 years, Kay Myers has been there for others in their toughest moments. She has counseled sick people through life-changing choices, such as continuing hospital treatment or moving to hospice care.
Much of the action at Oriole Park happens on the diamond, but organizers of a 5K walk/run decided to stick to the outfield.
A history-making event takes place at Camden Yards on Saturday. But this one doesn't have anything to do with baseball. It's all about saving lives.
Anyone who's endured the serious illness of a child knows how it will turn a family upside down. Two foundations came together to give such a family from Catonsville a break.
