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Damian Lopez was 13 when he tried to untangle his kite from electrical wires dangling over a street corner and accidentally touched a high-voltage cable.
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Damian Lopez was 13 when he tried to untangle his kite from electrical wires dangling over a street corner and accidentally touched a high-voltage cable.
Health officials in Calvert County say a relative of three people who died from a respiratory illness is still at the hospital but improving.
There's a medical mystery in Calvert County. A respiratory illness killed almost an entire family.
Public health advocates want lawmakers to consider raising taxes on tobacco products.
A sad update on a story WJZ first brought you about a revolutionary procedure to save a Baltimore man's life. Thirty-year-old Christopher Lyles was only the second person in the world to have a transplant using his own stem cells.
A brand new children's hospital comes to Sinai in Northwest Baltimore. The $29 million center will allow families to stay together through a sick child's treatment.
Some parents and lawmakers believe new government regulations don't go far enough to protect consumers from Four Loko, an alcoholic drink linked to several deaths in Maryland.
Health care provider Kaiser Permanente is announcing plans to build new facilities in the Baltimore and Washington areas with the goal of doubling the number of patients it serves in the mid-Atlantic region.
Legal limbo. A judge will soon decide if a Maryland hospital will face a multi-million dollar lawsuit. The plaintiff is Dr. Mark Midei, an embattled cardiologist at the center of the stent scandal.
Northwest Baltimore has a spectacular new building. It's family-friendly, high-tech and designed to help kids.
The largest private insurer in the Washington area is announcing $8.5 million in grants to a dozen health clinics in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia to help them coordinate treatment for vulnerable patients.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is scheduled to speak to lawmakers about a bill designed to eliminate disparities in health care.
It's often hidden behind closed doors but millions of people are driven to collect things most of us would consider junk. They are compulsive hoarders.
State health officials say 78 bacterial infections have been linked to a central Pennsylvania dairy, making it the worst illness outbreak related to raw milk in the state's history.
A financially troubled Catholic hospital in Towson may end up being purchased by a hospital system that doesn't follow its Catholic beliefs.
