'Smart Pill Bottle' May Help Curb Prescription Drug Abuse
This smart pill bottle has a 3D-printed top that can count the number of pills dispensed.
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This smart pill bottle has a 3D-printed top that can count the number of pills dispensed.
So, should you stop using sunscreen? Absolutely not, say experts.
Researchers found that beverage preference has less to do with taste and more to do with how beverages made us feel.
The FDA warns against its use, but a local man believes keeping kratom safe and available will help break the cycle of addiction.
While millions continue to flock to the new "Avengers: Endgame" movie, a new study finds that your favorite comic book superhero may not have a particularly healthy physique. In fact, they are usually either too big or too small.
A new study from the American Cancer Society finds that more than 137 million American adults reported financial hardship due to medical costs over the past year.
The Massachusetts Department of Health has a simple message for residents about measles – get vaccinated.
There have been almost 700 measles cases identified in the U.S. so far this year, leading many to wonder whether they need a booster to stay protected from this growing threat.
Researchers have found that small genetic changes can make a big difference in how we smell.
The FDA is issuing their strongest warnings about several popular prescription sleep aids, including Lunesta, Sonata, and Ambien.
A new study from Massachusetts General Hospital finds women consistently pay more for over-the-counter moisturizers than men.
One analysis from the University of Oxford says the number of Facebook accounts for dead people will outnumber the living by 2070.
This could lead to children with autism having the option to start therapies early
A third-grader at Otis Elementary School in Boston has tested positive for the mumps, the school principal told parents Friday.
Jennie is a prototype robot therapy dog designed to help patients who are unable to care for a real pet.
