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Research shows placebos can improve some common medical conditions.
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Research shows placebos can improve some common medical conditions.
The I-Team looked into whether the hospital had the right to hold the man who allegedly killed two people during a stabbing rampage in Taunton.
Pregnant women who drink diet soda every day may be more likely to have babies that develop weight issues, according to a new study.
Sudden cardiac death claims the lives of about 100 to 150 young athletes every year.
Researchers may have found a link between swaddling babies and sudden infant death syndrome or SIDS.
The silicone-based material may one day also be used to deliver drugs to treat skin conditions.
For the past three months, William has been fighting for his life in the neonatal intensive-care unit at Brigham and Women's Hospital.
A group of Bellingham moms will be riding in the Pan-Mass Challenge this year in support of New England Patriots offensive lineman Nate Solder's young son who is battling cancer.
The changes could upend a multibillion dollar industry that has gone largely unregulated.
The Patriots quarterback is selling a limited-edition "nutrition manual" through his fitness company TB12 for $200.
The Seekonk Police Department is getting the word out to parents that some teens have been eating plant seeds in order to get high from their hallucinogenic properties.
Researchers say medical mistakes should be listed as the 3rd leading cause of death in the United States.
About 50 percent of teens feel addicted to their cell phones, according to a new poll of 1,240 parents and children by Common Sense Media.
While many dismiss the idea that marijuana is physically addictive, researchers have documented physical withdrawal symptoms in heavy users who quit including: irritability, sleep difficulties, cravings and restlessness.
Officials say a Connecticut woman who traveled to Central America and became pregnant while there has been diagnosed with the Zika virus.
