Many of us suffer from back pain. It’s one of the most common health problems in the United States. From a steady, dull throbbing to a sharp, sudden pain that radiates down your leg, there’s a wide range of ways you might experience it — and an even wider range of ways it can happen more

The University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center (UM BWMC) was recognized by the Mid-Atlantic Patient Safety Center as a Circle of Honor winner in the 2026 Minogue Awards for a new population health initiative that’s reducing readmissions through the emergency department (ED). more

Marc Womeldorf’s surgical success is just one of many stories of healing and hope for patients receiving advanced care at University of Maryland Baltimore Washington Medical Center. more

Everyday moments that are nurtured by a hospice social worker are moments that matter. more

Good financial health is about being prepared. Estate planning plays a critical role in financial health and fitness at every stage of life. more

Stem cell therapy can provide treatment for a variety of ailments by utilizing your own body’s natural repair mechanisms to restore damaged tissues and decrease inflammation. more

While technology brings educational and social benefits, local health professionals are noticing a growing concern: the effect of increased screen time on young people’s posture. more

Eye doctors can assess the presence and severity of cataracts during an exam, but the most important factor is how you are functioning day to day. more

Contrast therapy and sensory-based wellness practices assist in guiding the body through intentional cycles of stimulation and recovery. more

Medicaid. For some this is what is assumed to be the fallback if they run out of money at some point in their later years. Unfortunately, it is just not that simple. more

Senior isolation isn’t just about being alone. It’s about losing daily points of connection. In suburban communities like ours, isolation can be especially easy to miss. more

Peripheral artery disease is a slow disease process that results in plaque buildup in the arteries over time. It can affect the arms and legs. more