Coronavirus Latest: Mass. Reports 821 New Cases, 5 Additional Deaths
Health officials reported 821 new confirmed coronavirus cases and five additional deaths in the state on Tuesday.
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Health officials reported 821 new confirmed coronavirus cases and five additional deaths in the state on Tuesday.
Moderna says the federal government could give approval for emergency use of its coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health reported 827 new confirmed coronavirus cases and 15 additional deaths in the state on Monday.
Dr. Shira Doron said hospitals are preparing for a tough winter ahead.
Dr. Mark Siedner of Mass. General Hospital says these outbreaks are almost inevitable because of the nature of the sport.
Because of the pandemic, some experts worry there could be a delayed flood of diagnoses, potentially at more advanced stages.
Dr. Mallika Marshall says herd immunity is a bad idea in the fight against COVID-19.
Dozens of researchers, including several from Boston, are warning that allowing the coronavirus to spread in order to achieve "herd immunity" is not an effective approach to managing the pandemic.
A new study finds that watching nature shows on television just might brighten your spirits.
New research finds that young women who suffer heart attacks are more likely to die than men.
Those with blood type O may have a reduced likelihood of getting severely ill, researchers found.
The world's only known classical music group created specifically for people with mental illnesses is based in Massachusetts.
The Centers for Disease Control says the death rate from COVID-19 has dropped to roughly .65 percent from 2 or 3 percent earlier in the pandemic.
Johnson & Johnson developed the vaccine with Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
The coronavirus pandemic has made the game more challenging to play mentally for the athletes, coaches and the entire organization.
