The first-in-the-nation law required all Maryland jails to have opioid treatment programs in place by January.

With no active cases and low transmission for the past two months, Baltimore health officials have ended their emergency response to the outbreak.

Officials said pandemic isolation and respiratory illnesses contributed to the “alarming” spike in sleep-related infant deaths.

Johns Hopkins scientists created a mathematical algorithm, among the nation’s first of its kind, to search for patterns among people who’ve escaped catching COVID-19.

The Lieber Institute for Brian Development is tapping its store of 4,000 human brains to unlock mysteries about why some people get sick and others don’t.

With severe COVID cases dropping, Maryland health officials have decided to close the State Center testing, vaccination and treatment site in downtown Baltimore.

This spring will mark a shift in how many people access COVID tests and vaccines, and who pays for them, but many free public sites will remain open.

In two months, the county saw as many sleep-related infant deaths as it usually sees in a year.

With a new governor, a draft bill would allow six locations where people can consume illegal drugs with medical supervision.

A report evaluating the B’more for Healthy Babies program found that it specifically reduced the number of Black and Hispanic babies who died before their first birthdays, narrowing long-standing racial disparities.

Sen. Ben Cardin invited Gov. Wes Moore to President Biden's State of the Union address to highlight federal-state cooperation.

Training more nurses to perform abortions is now a step closer with a formal training program in the works, though it’s still likely months or more away.

Obamacare health insurance gains appeal among Black and Hispanic Marylanders.

Lawsuit accuses the Maryland Department of Human Services and its Social Services Administration of overusing psychotropic medications as a form of “chemical restraint” for some kids with severe behavioral health problems.

Researchers are looking to test an mpox treatment during the outbreak, like they did for COVID.

Maryland Hospital Association reports that most hospitals are more than 90% full and many are at capacity, contributing to longer wait times for all patients.

Book: Growing number of dead bodies nearly crippled Maryland's medical examiners.

The facility in West Baltimore unveils new kitchen, gym and medical center that includes a pharmacy as part of a multiyear, $10.2 million expansion program.

The kind of lifesaving training that saved Damar Hamlin is required in Maryland high schools.

Experts said the airline's dominance at the airport will likely remain, but expect other changes.