Hospice For Children Opens In Baltimore
It's the first of its kind in Maryland and all of the US: a hospice for children with terminal illnesses.
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It's the first of its kind in Maryland and all of the US: a hospice for children with terminal illnesses.
The heat wave is creating unhealthy air quality for sensitive groups across much of Maryland.
More than a dozen people have fallen ill at the Ronald McDonald House in downtown Baltimore.
A Maryland man who died eight times on the operating table wants you to do what others did to save his life.
Birth control may soon be available for free for millions of women. The Institute of Medicine has recommended the government require health insurance providers to cover contraception without co-payments.
Michelle Obama's campaign against childhood obesity moved a step forward Wednesday with the announcement that Wal-Mart and other retailers plan to open or expand 1,500 stores in areas without broad access to fresh fruit, vegetables and other healthy foods over the next few years.
Despite Tuesday's brief storm, the heat is making it nearly unbearable outside---and it's only going to get worse.
Johns Hopkins Hospital is again the top of the class. The facility was named the number one hospital by the US News and World Report for the 21st year in a row.
There's another debate brewing across the country. It's a debate over a new study that says kids are safer in the car when a grandparent is driving, rather than their own parents.
John Mackey, number 88, was a game changer both on and off the field.
Baby boomers say their biggest health fear is cancer. Given their waistlines, heart disease and diabetes should be atop that list, too.
Seven people will get organs from a 17-year-old girl fatally injured while crossing a highway in Maryland.
A program beginning next month will provide free multivitamins to elementary school children in Wicomico County.
Research from the Food and Drug Administration shows one in five women with silicone breast implants will need to have them removed within 10 years after surgery.
If you've ever fallen asleep at the wheel you know how dangerous it can be. In recent months it's even happened to some air traffic controllers. A Baltimore man may have the answer to what seems to be a growing problem.
