First Babies of 2011 Born In Maryland
Maryland's has its first babies of 2011.
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Maryland's has its first babies of 2011.
In late August, students in Philosophy 380 at St. Mary's College of Maryland received an unusual assignment centered on this question: Should the professor donate a kidney to a stranger? Organ donation, a subject ancient philosophers hardly could have imagined, often comes up nowadays in college courses because of the ethical implications of the many stunning breakthroughs of modern medicine.
As health care reform fast approaches, a new business hopes to guide people to the insurance plan that is best for them.
The principal of Pocomoke Middle School says fourth- and fifth-graders will get daily recess after the Worcester County approved a policy requiring it.
Just days before Christmas, a local mother is preparing to give her daughter a gift that is priceless.
The Ravens' Dawan Landry was back in action the second week in a row after suffering a concussion a few weeks ago.
An audit of programs that provide health care benefits to low-income Maryland residents shows that not enough has been done to control costs and prevent fraud.
Maryland is expected to join a pilot program in health care delivery that emphasizes prevention and wellness.
Thousands more children would eat lunches and dinners at school and all school food would become more nutritious under a bill President Barack Obama signed into law Monday, part of an administration-wide effort to combat childhood obesity.
Hospital patients in Hagerstown are being shuttled to a new facility on the outskirts of the city.
There is a report raising serious questions about Dr. Mark Midei's relationship with the company that makes the stents he's accused of putting in patients unnecessarily.
Abortion rights foes emboldened by a new Nebraska law that restricts late-term procedures based on the disputed notion that fetuses can feel pain after 20 weeks are pushing for similar legislation in other states, particularly those where Republicans won big in November.
Mercy is ready to open its new state-of-the-art facility.
Health officials are encouraging everyone to guard against the flu by getting vaccinated.
A new federal investigation reveals the questionable relationship between a local doctor and a major medical supplier.
