Study Reveals Concern About Seat Belt Usage
More people are buckling their seat belts than ever before, but a just-released study is still raising some concern.
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More people are buckling their seat belts than ever before, but a just-released study is still raising some concern.
Heart disease is the number one killer among women nationwide. In Baltimore, it's also the leading cause of death for African-American women. The city is teaming up with doctors and churches to target the most likely victims.
Cola concern. New research links diet soda to strokes and heart attacks.
Maryland is delaying a dental literacy campaign designed to prevent deaths like that of the 12-year-old Prince George's County boy who died of a tooth abscess in 2007.
Dozens of mothers are planning a "nurse-in" at the Smithsonian's Hirshhorn Museum after security told a woman who was breast-feeding her child to move out of public view.
Every year 400 babies are born in the Baltimore area with heart defects. Many aren't detected right away, which can be deadly.
The NFL season may be coming to an end, but the concern over concussions remains a top priority. Researchers are beginning to use a simple sideline test that can quickly detect head trauma.
After hiding her diagnosis of multiple sclerosis for 15 years, Maryland State Senator Lisa Gladden finally breaks her silence.
Johns Hopkins Medicine says Maryland's former health secretary has been named a vice president for health care transformation and strategic planning.
A legal battle heats up between the city of Baltimore and pro-life pregnancy centers.
Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley says his administration will keep working to prepare the state to implement federal health care reform, despite a federal judge's ruling that it's unconstitutional.
We are what we eat and, according to the USDA, many of us are pretty "salty" these days.
Two sisters who live more than 1,000 miles apart are participating in a cancer study together.
When 11-year-old Ryan Lackey takes part in a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu match, his parents watch the coloring in his face, they look to make sure he's not sweating too much or if he's rubbing his eyes.
Supporters of a Baltimore ordinance that requires pregnancy counseling centers to post a disclaimer if they don't provide abortions or birth control say they will appeal a court ruling that the law is unconstitutional.
