No Ruling In Mass. Painkiller Ban
Massachusetts' ban of the powerful new painkiller Zohydro remains in effect for now.
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Massachusetts' ban of the powerful new painkiller Zohydro remains in effect for now.
Hoping to return to Washington by way of New Hampshire, former Massachusetts Sen. Scott Brown is using a variation of the state's "Live Free or Die" motto to argue against President Barack Obama's health care overhaul law.
Flu season may appear to be over, but flu cases are on the rise again in Boston, city health officials said on Thursday.
A student program at UMass Medical School is helping take the fear out of medical treatments for some children.
Teenagers and young adults who like, own and can correctly identify music referencing alcohol by brand name are much more likely to binge drink, a study from New Hampshire's Dartmouth-Hitchcock Norris Cotton Cancer Center suggests.
Doctors at Beth Israel Deaconness Medical Center are the first in the country to be using Google Glass technology to save valuable seconds.
Dr. Jeffery Brown, a Harvard psychologist, is heading up the mental health efforts at the Boston Marathon.
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts is battling back against a growing concern with opiate abuse.
A clinical trial found that patients using the headbands 20 minutes a day needed less medication and had fewer migraines.
Patrick Kennedy, one of the nation's leading advocates for better treatment of the mentally ill, was in Boston Thursday, sharing his own struggle with bipolar disorder and addiction.
Using wheelchairs to shuttle the severely wounded off Boylston Street was just one of the several emergency ad-libs last April 15th.
A recent study out of Harvard suggests that deciding when and how often to have a mammogram is not a black or white issue.
Have you ever had your blood pressure checked in both arms at your doctor's office? Researchers at Mass General Hospital say you probably should.
The Centers for Disease Control now estimates that 1 in 68 children may have some form of autism.
The family has to find a doctor willing to administer the unapproved drug and so far, no luck.
