Johns Hopkins Under Fire For Running Animal Labs
It's one of the most prestigious medical schools in the world. But now Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is under fire for using live animals to train medical students.
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It's one of the most prestigious medical schools in the world. But now Johns Hopkins School of Medicine is under fire for using live animals to train medical students.
The supercomputer developed by IBM may be able to answer tricky questions with ease, but now it's answering a call from the medical community -- starting at the University of Maryland School of Medicine.
A cancer in the community. Lawmakers consider a study to determine the extent to which environmental poisons may have caused and may continue to cause cancer in certain areas of the state, most notably Fort Detrick.
Military records are shedding new light on Agent Orange testing decades ago at Maryland military installations and raising new concerns about health hazards from the Vietnam War-era chemical defoliant.
During a visit to Greece in 2009, Michael Cambetes discovered a beautiful two-story, Victorian-style home, noting that most of the houses he saw were only one story. It had been left abandoned, rusty lock and all, and Cambetes, when asking around, soon learned the owner had died of AIDS -- the first AIDS-related death on the island, he was told.
The Red Devils is a Maryland organization founded in 2002 by the families of two young women who died of breast cancer.
We've all been enjoying the stretch of unseasonably mild days recently but with the rise in temperatures comes a spike in allergy symptoms.
Is it for pleasure or pain? That's the question state lawmakers are asking as they consider two bills that would lessen the jail time for people caught with marijuana.
It's the video that's all over the Internet. A reporter at a television station in Los Angeles suddenly begins speaking gibberish on air.
Leading by example. Frostburg State University is getting national attention for its programs that curb binge drinking.
Silent danger. Several carbon monoxide scares have prompted schools statewide to consider installing detectors even though they're not required by law. Who's taking action to protect your children?
Maryland's Legislative Black Caucus has voted to endorse legislation that would decriminalize possession of small amounts of marijuana.
Maryland Republicans say Gov. Martin O'Malley's administration is moving too quickly to implement federal health care reform being reviewed by the courts.
Carbon monoxide detectors will be installed in all city schools after two leaks prompted evacuations at an elementary school.
More people are buckling their seat belts than ever before, but a just-released study is still raising some concern.
