
Road to remission: New treatment for advanced melanoma gives patients hope
The new FDA-approved treatment uses a patient’s own tumor and immune system to fight the disease.
The new FDA-approved treatment uses a patient’s own tumor and immune system to fight the disease.
As of Friday, 320 cases had been reported across 16 states, compared to 285 cases confirmed by the CDC for all of last year, which was the highest total since 2019.
At 35, Katie Dutton is already a rectal cancer survivor, an ordeal that started with seemingly benign symptoms doctors initially dismissed.
President Donald Trump has promised to preserve Medicaid and other federal safety-net programs.
Five years ago, COVID-19 began sweeping the globe—claiming lives and sparking lockdowns. Today, we reflect on how it all ramped up in the D.C. area.
The National Epilepsy Walk in Washington, D.C., is happening this weekend in hopes of raising awareness and getting more funding for research into the condition. News4’s Molette Green reports. For more information, visit cureepilepsy.org.
Five years ago, the White House declared COVID-19 a national emergency. Patrick Bright, a now-retired Pentagon police officer, still deals with its long-term effects. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
There are important things older adults should consider before starting weight loss medication. News4’s Susan Hogan explains.
The White House has withdrawn the nomination of former Rep. Dave Weldon, their pick to be CDC director, according to a senior administration official.
There are fears that vaccinating could allow the virus to linger undetected in flocks and mutate in ways that could make it more of a threat to humans.
Think sugary cereals, frozen pizzas, chips, soda and ice cream tied to high rates of obesity and other disease.
News4’s Shawn Yancy sits down with NBC News’ Dr. Kavita Patel to discuss the ways the world has changed in the five years since the coronavirus pandemic was declared.
A third state is now part of the growing measles outbreak in the U.S.
News4’s Erika Gonzalez sits down with former Montgomery Health Director Dr. Travis Gayles to reflect on the coronavirus pandemic five years later and discuss the lessons learned.
It’s been five years since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic. It killed an estimated 1.2 million Americans. With News4’s Eun Yang, Dr. Lorenzo Norris of George Washington University’s School of Medicine & Health Sciences reflected on the pandemic’s lasting impact on our lives.
The retired NBA pro, who was diagnosed with kidney cancer at age 41, wants to give hope to others undergoing health challenges.