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Eleven Maryland beaches exceeded EPA’s safety threshold on one-quarter of days tested last year.

After the year’s first heat-related death, Maryland health officials encourage Marylanders to “take it easy outside.”

“By implementing new plans and actions, we strive to make the redetermination process as accessible and efficient as possible.”

After weeks of being mum on the issue, the Moore administration claims that the appointees meet all statutory requirements to serve on the commission.

As patients lost access to Adderall, they resorted to other medications.

The White House is unveiling a plan to combat the growing threat of drug overdose deaths involving the combination of illicitly manufactured fentanyl and…

The federal approval means that the Reinsurance Program can continue at least until Dec. 31, 2028. Without it, the program would have expired in December of 2023.

A group of U.S. Senate Democrats is pressing the Biden administration to make it easier for the millions of Americans who sign up each…

The costs of essentials such as food, child care and housing have increased faster than wages of common occupations.

As the Maryland Prescription Drug Affordability Board continues to work through regulations for the board’s operations, questions remain about which drugs may be subject…