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Anti-abortion activists say they plan to protest at a Germantown clinic being opened by a Nebraska late-term abortion doctor. Organizers say activists, clergy and others plan to picket Monday morning at the Reproductive Health Services clinic in Germantown.
A retired researcher at the Army lab believed to be the source of anthrax spores used in deadly 2001 mailings gave his views recently on how they may have been made.
Underage drinking is becoming a bigger problem and a higher priority in Harford County.
The Maryland Board of Physicians has permanently revoked the license of an obstetrician who worked for an abortion clinic where patients were ferried from New Jersey.
The Baltimore City Health Commissioner signed an order banning the sale of caffeinated alcoholic drinks.
Hundreds of intensive care unit patients may be alive, thanks in part to a University of Maryland Medical Center study.
An NFL player wants the league's disability plan to pay up after he says a severe helmet-to-helmet hit left him unable to work. He filed suit in Baltimore Monday.
While many are looking for presents on Black Friday, the American Red Cross is seeking the gift of life the day after Thanksgiving.
Sixteen people received kidneys in the world's largest paired kidney exchange ever accomplished.
Neighbors of Fort Detrick in Frederick are demanding action. They claim research on biological weapons contaminated the water they drank, the soil they farmed and the air they breathed.
To pay back soaring medical school loans, many new doctors are taking up specialties that pay more than primary care, but primary care is what most people need.
In Baltimore, like many large urban cities, there are what's called "food deserts," places far removed from supermarkets and access to fresh food.
On Thursday, 50 people treated at St. Joseph Medical Center filed new lawsuits sparked by a federal investigation that found they may have undergone unnecessary heart surgeries.
Maryland Congressman-elect Andy Harris has found himself in the middle of the health care controversy but for personal, rather than political, reasons.
The national outcry wasn't enough but the threat from the federal government has a maker of caffeinated alcoholic drinks pulling the plug on the controversial ingredients in a popular drink.
