By Priscilla Liguori
The Massachusetts Special Legislative Commission on Postpartum Depression announced that a subcommittee has been created to make sure its goal of screening women for PPD does not become part of the already existing health disparity.
By April Newell
If you are in a city park and forgot to put on sunscreen, you could be in luck. That’s because you can get free sunscreen from dispensers in major city parks.
By Priscilla Liguori
Rain and gray skies didn’t damper the mood at the 119th Boston Marathon, and they definitely didn’t take a toll on the finishing times.
By Priscilla Liguori
The terms “college student,” “twenty year old,” and “cancer patient” all describe Paul Kirk. However, if Paul had a book, none of these words would be in the title.
By Yvonne Xiao
Massachusetts Officials successfully launched a revamped health insurance website this weekend. The state Medicaid coverage is amenable to the federal Affordable Care Act.
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By Angelina Salcedo
Medical Officials have confirmed that Dr. Martin Salia, a surgeon who contracted Ebola while working in Sierra Leon died early Monday morning at a Nebraska hospital.
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By Andrea Belaval
Craig Spencer is the fourth person in the U.S. diagnosed with Ebola.
By Sharon Johnson
Boston’s Children’s Hospital is testing four children exhibiting muscle paralysis for enterovirus D-68.
By Ashlyn Lillibridge
Massachusetts ranked forty-eighth in adult obesity ratings in the United States. A study in 2013 by the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention showed the state was near the bottom of the list with less than 24 percent of individuals suffering from obesity.
By Rachael Peart
A man checked into a rehabilitation center for an alcohol problem, but also received treatment for a Google Glass addiction.
