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Paula Jagemann has launched "Someone With" for women battling cancer.
Hundreds of runners will lace up their shoes in Howard County on Sunday, and it's all for a good cause.
How do parents track everything their children are eating in school? Take a picture of it on a calorie camera.
Schools have long offered chocolate milk along with regular during lunch. But now some school districts nationwide are banning chocolate milk.
Healing herb or dangerous drug? The contentious debate over medical marijuana takes a new step in Maryland.
Baltimore City is on the bottom of most lists when it comes to the health of its residents.
Gov. Martin O'Malley is signing a bill to create a prescription drug monitoring program in Maryland.
After a horrible car accident, a woman from New Jersey was told her leg would have to be amputated. But stem cell therapy right here in Baltimore changed her fate.
There's no treatment or cure for amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), or Lou Gehrig's disease. But Saturday morning, hundreds of people will lace up their running shoes in Baltimore to raise money for research for the disease.
Exciting news in medical research--a possible vaccine to prevent HIV/AIDS.
Heroin in the suburbs. Once known as a city addiction, its use is skyrocketing over the county line. WJZ investigates the dramatic surge in teenage addictions.
With the warmer weather comes more people exercising. But with an aging population, pain keeps many from doing what they love.
The University of Maryland School of Medicine is announcing a funding consortium to pay for preclinical development of an HIV/AIDS vaccine candidate.
USDA officials are joining Anne Arundel County schools leaders to announce efforts to feed children in the community over the summer and share food safety tips.
Losing weight and curing disease all naturally. That's the promise of a new training method that's just come to Maryland.