Activists Blame Fort Detrick For Cancer Cases
Activists say they have proof that Fort Detrick workers were asked to destroy evidence that could help prove the military base is responsible for their loved ones' illnesses.
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Activists say they have proof that Fort Detrick workers were asked to destroy evidence that could help prove the military base is responsible for their loved ones' illnesses.
If you like to walk or run you can do it in Harford County on Saturday, and at the same time raise money for the fight against pediatric cancer.
Saving lives by bridging cultural divides. A new program hopes to break down the barriers to breast cancer.
Learn about free testing in your area.
The more you know about the normal development and function of the prostate, the better you can understand how prostate cancer develops.
Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in America, affecting 1 in 6 men. But who is most at risk of getting prostate cancer and why?
The ultimate goal of prostate cancer prevention strategies is to prevent men from developing the disease. Unfortunately, this goal has not yet been achieved.
The question of screening is a personal and complex one. It's important for each man to talk with his doctor about whether prostate cancer screening is right for him.
If you or someone you care about has recently been diagnosed with prostate cancer, this section will help guide you.
There is no "one size fits all" treatment for prostate cancer. You should learn as much as possible about the many treatment options available.
We typically refer to Advanced Disease as the state of prostate cancer that has grown beyond the prostate and is unlikely to be cured with surgery or radiation alone.
Mark your calendars Baltimore: September 25, 2011.
A nonprofit is close to providing the only one of its kind service in the country-- free tutoring for kids with cancer.
Madeleine Raley wasn't going to let a little thing like cancer get her down.
Can cell phones really cause cancer in kids? A new study says it's settled the debate: they're safe.
A cancer diagnosis can be devastating and overwhelming, but now the state is stepping up their effort to help patients fight the disease.
A poor black woman whose tumor cells helped scientists make advances in cancer treatment is being honored with a historical highway marker near her childhood home in Virginia.
With a 3-and-a-half-year-old daughter suffering from cancer and a 6-year-old son confined to a wheelchair and on a ventilator, Frederick's Colleen Rutledge needs an outlet to get through the day and she gets it riding horses.
We have more on the Ride Across Maryland fundraiser. Also, the Maryland Zoo has a lot of great events coming up!
It's going to be a gorgeous weekend for a motorcycle ride, and that's exactly what a lot of folks in Maryland will be doing to raise money to fight breast cancer. It's time for Dick Gelfman's Ride Across Maryland.
Marty and Don talked to Lt. Col. Charlie Kohler, Maj. Gen. James Adkins and Maj. Mark Citarella about the Maryland National Guard members being of service all over the world. Ron Matz was in Elkridge talking to Dick Gelfman about his Ride Across Maryland.
Daniel "The Wig Man" Vovak, who ran for U.S. Senate in Maryland and other offices while wearing a Colonial-style white wig, has died. He was 39.
