DEA Program Takes Back Unused Prescription Drugs
They're legal, but police say there's widespread abuse of prescription drugs nationwide. But this weekend, DEA agents are offering a easy way to turn in unused medication.
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They're legal, but police say there's widespread abuse of prescription drugs nationwide. But this weekend, DEA agents are offering a easy way to turn in unused medication.
Her rescue made international headlines. Now, the woman who suffered a stroke at the South Pole is speaking about her treatment right here in Baltimore.
Hundreds of elementary school students are learning to eat their greens by preparing them themselves.
The engineer evacuated from a South Pole research station after a stroke may not be skydiving again anytime soon, but her doctor says she is recovering well.
The number one drug Marylanders abuse isn't crack, cocaine or heroin. It's prescription pain killers. One small Maryland town is at the center of this alarming epidemic.
Turkish pine nuts sold in bulk at Wegmans, an upscale grocery-store chain, have been linked to a salmonella outbreak that sent two people to hospitals and sickened 40 others in five East Coast states and Arizona.
The Ignition Interlock Program, which keeps drunk drivers from starting their cars, is expanding.
Wegmans Food Markets is recalling 5,000 pounds of pine nuts sold in the bulk foods department of its stores in New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Virginia, and Maryland citing possible salmonella contamination.
The death toll in an outbreak of listeria in cantaloupe is still growing as federal health authorities report new deaths in Colorado, Kansas and Missouri.
A controversial STD vaccine is recommended for young girls. Now doctors say boys need it, too---before they're sexually active.
From Antarctica to Baltimore. A woman desperate for medical help traveled around the world to get the care she needs here at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
Baltimore is joining the countrywide push for healthy eating on national Food Day.
Latinos are the fastest growing ethnic group in the country and in Baltimore. But many of them are not getting the medical care they need.
The Hippodrome Theatre has never seen so many bubbles or smiles. The Fan Yang Gazillion Bubble Show performed for nearly 600 autistic children and their families Wednesday.
By the time someone needs to be at the new Gilchrist Center in Columbia, the end is near. So more families and doctors are turning to hospice.
