About 100 Sickened At Naval Academy Swim Meet
Nearly 100 people fell ill after attending a state swimming championship. Now we know more about what caused it all.
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Nearly 100 people fell ill after attending a state swimming championship. Now we know more about what caused it all.
The Carroll County Health Department campus is getting ready to go tobacco free.
University of Maryland School of Medicine scientists have published the first paper based on their investigation into the anthrax attacks of 2001.
The movie "The King's Speech" is bringing attention to stuttering in a new way.
A fourth-grader from Frederick gets to shush the First Lady in a new public-service announcement promoting Michelle Obama's national fitness campaign, Let's Move.
There was another critical debate in Annapolis Wednesday. This one focused on protecting hearts in Maryland after many learned they were offered a stent procedure they did not need. Lawmakers are working to better regulate the surgery.
The New York City Council has passed a bill that would force pregnancy counseling centers to disclose whether they provide abortions, emergency contraception and prenatal care.
There was a big push Wednesday in Annapolis to better protect students from the dangers of sports-related concussions. A proposed law would set new guidelines for coaches and young athletes across the state.
Right now, there are young children living in city houses tainted with lead paint facing serious health dangers.
Find out more about colorectal cancer awareness month.
Millions of dollars lost, which might have saved children from lead paint poisoning.
House calls just got a lot more high-tech thanks to a Baltimore company.
An emergency plan to outlaw the sale of five chemicals used in herbal blends to make synthetic marijuana becomes official Tuesday.
A woman infected with measles prompts a nationwide scare and she could have passed the deadly disease to people in Maryland.
A bill to legalize medical marijuana gets a thumbs down from the state.
