New Campaign Warns Against Distracted Driving
With thousands of deaths last year, there's a growing message to drivers to put down the phone before someone else gets hurt.
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With thousands of deaths last year, there's a growing message to drivers to put down the phone before someone else gets hurt.
The FDA is expected to issue a major ruling Wednesday concerning caffeinated alcoholic drinks.
Hundreds of heart patients undergo risky surgeries that may have been unnecessary. Now state lawmakers could take action, hoping to stop what some call a rush to the operating room.
A young musician collapsed and died during a class at the Peabody Institute.
A state commission report shows a drop in the number of stent procedures performed in Maryland hospitals in the wake of an investigation involving a perceived over-abundance of those procedures performed at St. Joseph Medical Center.
More than 42,000 Americans will be diagnosed with pancreatic caner this year and more than 80 percent of them will likely die from it.
The words "fatal" and "bicycles" seem to go into the same sentence more and more frequently. Now city leaders are cracking down on drivers who are not paying attention by giving cyclists a bill of rights.
When you think of someone who may have heart disease, thoughts probably turn to an image of someone older, perhaps overweight or a smoker.
Four Loko is a popular new drink packed with high amounts of alcohol and caffeine. Friends and family say a Maryland woman is dead after the drink made her lose her mind.
A food poisoning lawsuit has been filed against a well-known Westminster orchard. It comes on the heels of a major apple cider recall earlier this month.
More and more children are crashing on all terrain vehicles (ATVs), resulting in head trauma and severe injuries. That's the latest from a Johns Hopkins School of Public Health study.
The federal government is looking to plaster new warning labels on cigarettes, labels featuring dead bodies and cancer patients.
An incredible story of survival. A Columbian woman who spent years in a hospital spoke with Denise Koch about the life and death battle she faced.
