Harbor Hospital Initiates New Health Program For Cherry Hill Schools
Just days before city schools start classes, four schools are getting some help improving their students' health.
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Just days before city schools start classes, four schools are getting some help improving their students' health.
Maryland officials are announcing the infant mortality rate has dropped for the second year in a row.
Health alert on the train. A person carrying a very contagious illness came through the Baltimore area.
Animal Control has already collected 188 bats this year. A dozen tested positive for rabies, compared to 11 of 222 bats in all of 2010.
The Maryland Health Department is reporting a Baltimore adult is testing positive for the West Nile virus.
TV personality Montel Williams is part of a group seeking licenses to grow and dispense medical marijuana in Washington, D.C.
Maryland has received a $27 million federal grant to fund the state's health benefit exchange.
A nonprofit is close to providing the only one of its kind service in the country-- free tutoring for kids with cancer.
The Peninsula Regional Medical Center in Salisbury has agreed to settle allegations that it failed to take action to prevent medically unnecessary cardiac stent procedures by a physician who had privileges there.
Mothers across the country take part in Stroller Brigades demanding better protection from toxic chemicals.
The Maryland Board of Public Works is scheduled to consider approving bonds needed to build a new public health laboratory in Baltimore.
A rash of E. coli infections has prompted state officials to close a central Pennsylvania lake to recreational activities.
Maryland health authorities say four more deaths have been linked to the hot weather, bringing the total for the season to 25.
For one mother and son duo, growing older is all relative. The Collinsons believe they have another weapon in the battle against aging - the all-natural products they've developed through their business, Infusion Sciences.
To counteract summertime lows in blood supplies, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown is encouraging Marylanders to donate blood.
