Hitting The Pavement To Help Cure Cancer
Hitting the pavement to help cure cancer is the goal. The Maryland Half Marathon is less than two weeks away.
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Hitting the pavement to help cure cancer is the goal. The Maryland Half Marathon is less than two weeks away.
The host of CBS' "Amazing Race" knows firsthand what it's like to face obstacles in order to win big.
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution revolutionized biology, but the health problems that plagued the British naturalist for decades are not as well known. Doctors will examine Darwin's painful illness and death at a conference in Baltimore on Friday.
Michele Sheiko's efforts to get healthy began last year, when she considered going on television's "The Biggest Loser" to share her weight loss journey with others.
All around the country, people were properly throwing out their unused prescription drugs.
Frederick County health officials say a dog has been found to have rabies -- the first such case in a county dog in 13 years.
The Drug Enforcement Administration wants to help people clean up their medicine cabinets.
Five Maryland counties are launching a program to promote meats that are grown locally and produced humanely.
An event in Baltimore is drawing attention to the problem of concussions in youth sports.
Baltimore Deputy Mayor Kaliope Parthemos will don designer dresses and walk down a runway on Saturday as part of a fashion show fundraiser.
Concussions can be a consequence of nearly every sport.
Good news about the Chesapeake Bay. Scientists have determined that game fish now contain less of the cancer causing chemical PCB.
How much rockfish is safe to eat? Maryland environmental officials are increasing their recommendations.
Maryland's efforts to implement federal health care reform topped a list of a list of bills signed Tuesday by Gov. Martin O'Malley.
Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown will give the keynote speech at a convention of health care professionals and administrators.
