Maryland Health Department Launches Campaign Against Teen Cigar Use
Smoke signals. It's the day of the Great American Smokeout, and the state health department is especially alerting the dangers to young people.
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Smoke signals. It's the day of the Great American Smokeout, and the state health department is especially alerting the dangers to young people.
A new Maryland health department report shows a large increase in the number of residents who are receiving drug treatment.
Two of Baltimore's most recognizable monuments are being illuminated with blue lights in honor of World Diabetes Day.
Frederick County health officials say the number of cases of Legionnaire's disease is higher than in the last five years, but it's still relatively low.
One man journeys across the world to find a cure for his cancer.
A landmark judgement against a Maryland doctor. He is slapped with a harsh sentence for defrauding dozens of patients.
Unliveable conditions at Anne Arundel County fire stations. Contaminated well water, and now, mold growing inside. And firefighters want the county to do something about it.
Besides New York, the livers also were sold in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland and Minnesota.
A piece of jewelry is causing controversy in schools. A dual-purpose ankle or arm bracelet could lead to suspension or arrest.
A dangerous bacteria strikes in Howard County, killing an elderly man.
Maryland officials will be discussing a plan to increase Maryland's primary care workforce by as much as 25 percent before 2020.
A Maryland family is suing the Baltimore Washington Medical Center and one of its doctors after their son's legs had to be amputated. It happened after he was seen at the hospital with a fever and a sore throat.
A Maryland congressman for a second time is demanding a drug wholesaler answer questions about its handling of one of many lifesaving hospital drugs whose shortages have been disrupting patient care and leading to deaths.
The University of Maryland Shock Trauma mission to save lives extends to Afghanistan.
The March of Dimes gives Delaware, Maryland and Virginia grades of "C" on its latest premature births report card, while the District of Columbia receives a "D."
