Researchers Looking At Quicker And Easier Way To Diagnose Concussions
Researchers are looking at a new way to diagnose concussions in athletes quickly and more easily.
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Researchers are looking at a new way to diagnose concussions in athletes quickly and more easily.
A 46-year-old Massachusetts man says he was bitten by several mosquitoes in Brazil.
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An ingredient change by the Kellogg Company has many parents of children with peanut allergies alarmed.
We've heard the push for more nutritional information on labels and menus, but some experts suggest something different.
Two-thirds of the population is overweight or obese and the numbers are climbing every year, and many Americans feel their job is to blame.
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Patients with a certain type of knee pain say just one injection is getting them back on track.
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WBZ's Dr. Mallika Marshall served as an emcee at an important event at the Massachusetts State Souse Thursday morning, the 8th Annual Prostate Cancer Awareness Day.
