President Barack Obama declared Friday he's found a solution to a birth-control uproar that will protect religious liberty but also ensure that women have
Maryland lawmakers are outlining a measure to increase access to anti-cancer medications.
An Obama administration mandate that could force Catholic organizations to cover their employees' birth control costs tugs former Gov. Tim Kaine between his
The Maryland Community Health Resources Commission is awarding $1.1 million to improve access to medical and dental care statewide.
A cancer drug quickly and dramatically improved mental function and social ability and restored the sense of smell in mice bred with a form of Alzheimer's
Scientists are warning that gonorrhea, one of the world's most common sexually transmitted infections, is becoming resistant to the antibiotic typically used
If you made a new year's resolution to lose weight you may have already thrown in the towel. But don't let frustration stop you from reaching your goal! The
The sentencing man convicted in the stabbing death of his supervisor at Suburban Hospital in Montgomery County has been rescheduled.
Red is Christie Brinkley's color. The veteran supermodel returned to the runway Wednesday night for the Red Dress Collection fashion show, an annual New York
Investigators say he wasn't a physician, but he advertised himself as such. Now, Richard Cruze is behind bars charged with a felony in Virginia.
An electrical brain-stimulation technique used to treat Parkinson's disease and chronic pain appears to enhance human memory as well, according to a tiny but
The Maryland Board of Public Works has approved a $2.4 billion prescription drug contract for state employees.
Northern Virginia residents will have an opportunity to ask questions about the pending closure of a state-run center that provides service to individuals with
Move over, coffee and Red Bull. A Harvard professor thinks the next big thing will be people inhaling their caffeine from a lipstick-sized tube. Critics say
Garrett Graff, editor of the Washingtonian, joined FOX 5 Wednesday to talk about their latest cover story about Washington's secret love affair with marijuana.
A new government report finds that smokers have more problems with their teeth than non-smokers and they don't go to the dentist as often.