Health

Improving access to and the quality of sexual and reproductive health services and supports has the power to increase bodily autonomy for all people, including those whose autonomy has historically been restricted, particularly Black and Indigenous people. Yet as with COVID-19, access to these services and supports depends heavily on where a person lives, how much money they make, and the extent to which discrimination impedes their ability to act on their reproductive decisions.

Maryland Delegate Nick Charles (D- Prince George’s) is introducing the Maryland Employee Protection Plan for vaccine refusal.

Listeners discuss if it's too soon for citizens to remove their masks.

When it comes to fitness and healthy living, tennis champion Sloane Stephens doesn’t play games. As the fourth Black woman to win a Grand Slam singles title, she knows that what you put inside of your body is just as important as the stress you put on your body during a heavy workout. On the […]

This warning comes one day after Gov. Larry Hogan announced the Brazil variant was discovered in a Maryland adult over the age of 65 who has died.

A strong message from Gov. Larry Hogan Thursday.

With Tropic Isle Living's new Plant-Based Oil Collection, you'll never have to worry about dry skin or brittle hair again!

Latonya Brumfield was diagnosed with breast cancer in February of 2014.  With the support of her family and church, she has been able to beat cancer and be a true inspiration to many women all over the world.

Black medical professionals chime in on treating the coronavirus.