Maryland Doctors Save West Virginia Teen's Life By Giving Her A Lung Transplant
A teenager from a high school in West Virginia will be able to go to her senior prom, thanks to doctors in Maryland.
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A teenager from a high school in West Virginia will be able to go to her senior prom, thanks to doctors in Maryland.
A new study by the American Lung Association (ALA) is showing mixed results for the air we're breathing in the Baltimore-Washington area.
Cecil County health officials say rabies has been found in a sickly stray cat that scratched five people in downtown Port Deposit.
A setback for the cardiologist accused of performing hundreds of unnecessary surgeries.
Metro says one of its bus drivers has been diagnosed with viral meningitis.
One of Cathy Krohn's favorite things is sitting by the water on her neighborhood beach and watching the sunset. Her beloved German Shepherd, Kyle, is always by her side, even though the Annapolis resident had to carry the 75-pound dog there.
It's official: this year's allergy season is worse than usual.
Despite bad weather and recent bad publicity for the breast cancer charity Susan G. Komen for the Cure, the group's inaugural race in Ocean City drew nearly 3,600 participants.
A 13-year-old's life is saved by CPR when she collapses while playing field hockey. Breanna Sudano is back on the field after treatment for heart disease as honorary captain of the Perry Hall High lacrosse team.
A man who was treated for Legionnaires' disease after an outbreak at an Ocean City hotel last year is suing the innkeeper for $6 million.
Just two games shy of 1,100 wins, Tennessee women's basketball coach Pat Summitt turns in her whistle. The reason: early onset Alzheimer's. Summitt is just 59 years old.
The "Walk to Cure Diabetes" is designed to heal the youngest patients of Type 1 diabetes. And this weekend, hundreds will participate in Baltimore.
Government officials and private funders are scheduled to celebrate upgrades to an addiction treatment and recovery center in Worcester County.
Obesity during pregnancy might increase chances for having a child with autism, according to new study out of University of California, Davis.
A trial is underway to make a pacemaker-like device available in the U.S. that will vibrate and have an alarm, worn like a pager, that will go off if you are about to have a heart attack.
