Demonstrators Gather Outside U.S. Supreme Court As Health Care Reform Hearings Continue
Debate over President Obama's health care law enters its second day in the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Debate over President Obama's health care law enters its second day in the U.S. Supreme Court.
The Maryland General Assembly has passed a measure to create a framework for a health insurance market place to provide coverage to the uninsured.
A measure that would keep minors from frequenting tanning salons has died in a Senate committee.
A federal appeals court heard arguments Friday on whether it's unconstitutional for two Maryland communities to require anti-abortion pregnancy counseling centers to post signs stating that they do not provide medical services.
Maryland gets top marks when it comes to dental health for youngsters, but many small children still aren't getting the care they need from dentists.
Add New York-based Wegmans to the list of grocers that will stop selling ground beef that includes the ammonia-treated filler known as "pink slime."
WJZ has learned the University of Maryland Medical System has entered into an exclusive agreement with St. Joseph Medical Center.
A new state website will help Maryland residents navigate health care reform policies.
Grocery chain Giant Food Stores on Thursday joined the growing number of food merchants that are halting sales of fresh ground beef containing the filler known as pink slime.
One of the last search and rescue dogs from 9/11 lives here in Maryland. She was suffering from a painful condition until her owner took action with breakthrough technology.
If you spend at least a few hours a day in front of the computer, your eyes are probably paying the price.
Proponents of a bill to require hospitals and abortion providers to report the number of pregnancies they terminate say the measure would improve women's health care.
Doctors at the University of Maryland Medical Center have completed a facial transplant.
Eleven years, over $2 million raised for the fight against breast cancer. Some impressive numbers for Dick Gelfman's Ride Across Maryland.
Gruen Von Behrens, a 25-year-old who believes chewing tobacco caused him to develop oral cancer, is asking Maryland lawmakers to raise taxes on smokeless tobacco and small cigars.
