Dr. Kevin Crutchfield, concussion expert and the independent neurological consultant for the Baltimore Ravens, has seen a change in NFL players’ attitudes.
A Taste of Thanksgiving at a Juvenile Detention Center
Days before Thanksgiving, teens at a Rockville juvenile detention center share a turkey-and-trimmings meal with family.
Food Allergies on the Rise For Maryland and DC Children
Food allergies in children have been on the rise, increasing 50 percent since 1997, with Maryland and D.C. having the highest rates in the country.
Thousands of Maryland High School Student-Athletes Get Concussion Test
This fall, 10,250 student-athletes have had baseline concussion testing in Montgomery County, continuing a trend of school systems in Maryland taking youth concussions more seriously.
Your Phone is Talking Behind Your Back…to Your Doctor
Your phone knows everything about you—how much you walk, talk and what level of Candy Crush you’re stuck on—but soon it could be spilling secrets to your doctor.
Baltimore Berger Cookies Could Change or Disappear with Trans Fat Ban
Bakery owner said they would attempt to change the recipe or “go out of business”
Horseshoe Crabs Tagged for Research Along Atlantic Coast
Everyday people who walk along the beaches can assist researchers by reporting the location of tagged horseshoe crabs they find.
Jewelry Making Teenager Launches Business
A local 13-year-old with a jewelry business has already achieved things most people won’t in their lifetime.
2-1-1 Healthcare: Getting Marylanders Coverage
Local health leaders and politicians were joined by linebacker London Fletcher and former NFL player Rick “Doc” Walker to reveal new advertisements for Maryland’s 2-1-1 Healthcare campaign.
Ravens’ Rice Promotes Breakfast at Local School
Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice visited Hilltop Elementary School to promote eating breakfast and staying fit.