
New Mass Vaccination Site Open in Charles County
The site at Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf is one of five planned across the state of Maryland. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.
The site at Regency Furniture Stadium in Waldorf is one of five planned across the state of Maryland. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.
Gov. Larry Hogan has released further plans to distribute COVID-19 vaccines more equitably to underserved parts of Maryland, after leaders of the state’s largest Black populations criticized major disparities in the rollout of vaccinations to minorities
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Eating more than that was not associated with additional benefits, said the study conducted by the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health and released by the American Health Association.
The COVID-19 vaccine is only available to people ages 16 and older, but vaccines for kids are in the works. News4’s Aimee Cho reports some parents are considering putting their children on the front lines of the research.
News4’s Melissa Mollet reports on an inspiring octogenarian who would not letting a pandemic stop her and her “ladies” from staying strong — and stepped up to lead an outdoor exercise class.
February is usually the peak of flu season, but not this year.
The Virginia General Assembly passed two bills that repeal the ban keeping some health insurance plans sold in the state from covering abortions
Gov. Larry Hogan has announced expanded surveillance of COVID-19 variants in Maryland
DC Health officials urge residents to continue mask wearing and social distancing even as cases begin to retreat. Mark Segraves reports.
A new report finds that life expectancy in the United States dropped a staggering one year during the first half of 2020 as the coronavirus pandemic caused its first wave of deaths
Maryland legislators introduced a bill that would allow localities throughout the state to place more stringent restrictions on the sale and distribution of cigarettes and other tobacco products