Tinder's Fault? R.I. Health Officials Blame Social Media In STD Uptick
The departments says high-risk behavior powered by social media is becoming more common.
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The departments says high-risk behavior powered by social media is becoming more common.
Tufts Medical Center became the first hospital in the country to perform the surgery on a patient outside of a clinical trial.
If you brew your first cup of coffee with a Keurig, you may want to wash it first.
Technology is promising a big breakthrough for people who snore, and maybe some peace for those who are nearby.
Police in Harvard are warning parents that children in the area are using edible drugs and getting sick.
Police are warning parents about a dangerous and deadly drug being marketed to school-aged children in the Boston area.
Think twice before letting your child grab the salt shaker because it could affect their reproductive health.
Here is more evidence that women who work outside of the home should shed their guilt about spending time away from the kids.
The iThermonitor records a child's temperature every four seconds.
A new report names two New England cities as the "sneeziest and wheeziest" places in America.
A landscaper survived a horrific accident after a nearly 3-inch nail was impaled in his eye when he accidentally hit it with a weed-whacker.
Northeastern University researchers are trying to capture the pain relieving powers of pot while eliminating the high.
It's the highest total since 1999.
Physicians and veterinarians are trying to come up with better ways to treat both humans and animals for a variety of ailments.
A registered dietician and former chef teaches healthy cooking at the BMC demonstration kitchen.
