A Baltimore staffer uploaded patient records to an unapproved AI platform. Letters with credit-monitoring offers are now hitting mailboxes.

Ashley Addiction Treatment is pairing weight-loss drugs with a proven alcohol medication in a Johns Hopkins-backed trial starting in 2027.

The new Airbus H145 D3 can carry two stretchers and run ECMO support mid-flight, MedSTAR Transport says.

Poly students now train on live attack-and-defend simulations, the same tech Maryland uses for community college workforce programs.

The Baltimore HBCU will use the five-year award to launch TITAN, a push toward Carnegie R1 status.

Stacy Martin had her stomach removed after testing positive for a rare gene mutation. Pathologists found 17 hidden cancer spots.

Paulette Levy says her grip strength keeps improving after Baltimore's first thumb joint replacement at MedStar Union Memorial.

A new framework built by 20 experts scored 96.6% agreement in pilot testing, far outpacing the three-decade-old standard it aims to replace.

A 90-year-old Baltimore man became Ascension Saint Agnes Hospital's first coronary atherectomy patient after doctors found a 90% artery blockage. His next goals are golf, grandkids and polka dancing.

Meritus School of Osteopathic Medicine welcomed about 145 students in Hagerstown as the state’s first new medical school in more than a century, aiming to expand residency training and serve rural Maryland.

An early Johns Hopkins phase 1 trial found the mKRAS‑VAX vaccine provoked strong KRAS‑specific T‑cell responses in high‑risk patients; longer trials are needed to prove prevention.

Researchers and Baltimore clinicians say smartwatches and rings can flag early pregnancy-linked shifts in heart rate, breathing and temperature, but they are not diagnostic.

The University of Maryland and Shock Trauma are building a 5,000-sq-ft Center for Combat Casualty Care in Baltimore to confront drone-era battlefield injuries.