Ex-NFL Players Blame League For Brain Injuries
Jamal Lewis, Dorsey Levens and two other former NFL players have sued the league over brain injuries that they say left them struggling with medical problems years after their playing days ended.
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Jamal Lewis, Dorsey Levens and two other former NFL players have sued the league over brain injuries that they say left them struggling with medical problems years after their playing days ended.
If the holiday season inspires your teen to head to the tanning salon, take note. The Maryland State Medical Society is asking the General Assembly to keep the under-18s out of tanning beds.
An Oklahoma City company is recalling 875 pounds of turkey filets that are mislabeled as center cut steaks.
On average, 120 people who die in accidents are able to donate their organs to others.
While the holiday season can bring with it many moments of joy, police see a darker side of the stresses these times can produce.
A Hanover company is recalling Korean Cake, or Gyeong Dan, because the product contains undeclared eggs.
Depressed but pressing on. A Towson doctor at the center of a massive malpractice investigation says he considered taking his own life. Now former patients who accused Dr. Mark Midei of wrongdoing react.
Breaking his silence. A Towson doctor at the center of a massive malpractice investigation opens up to the Baltimore Sun.
The debate over medical marijuana in Maryland takes a new twist.
Baltimore city officials say they are lowering the temperature needed for the city to offer additional services for the homeless during the winter.
The Maryland Half Marathon is one of the fastest growing races in the state. It raises hundreds of thousands of dollars every year for cancer research.
A majority of medical experts has voted that Yaz and other popular birth control pills remain a beneficial option for women, despite an increasing number of studies suggesting the drugs are more likely to cause dangerous blood clots than older birth control pills.
Turns out getting your head in the game may not be such a good thing.
Is a popular movie making people sick? That's the claim about the latest installment in the "Twilight" series. One scene has apparently triggered a severe reaction-- people going into a seizure.
More trouble for a world-renowned cardiologist. Nearly two dozen additional lawsuits are filed against Dr. Mark Midei for allegedly implanting stents into patients who didn't need them.
