'Diabetes Day' Stresses Importance Of Prevention
The American Diabetes Association is encouraging all Americans to find out if they're at risk for developing Type Two diabetes.
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The American Diabetes Association is encouraging all Americans to find out if they're at risk for developing Type Two diabetes.
Researchers say stress doubles your risk of infertility.
The Massachusetts Health Care Connector was just one of the topics Sarah Iselin discussed with Jon Keller on this week's Keller @ Large.
There is growing concern that e-cigarettes are luring teenagers into addiction.
It sounds like research that people would line up to take part in - a study to see whether the nutrients in dark chocolate can help prevent heart attacks and strokes.
Simon & Schuster author Linda Geddes explores and debunks common baby and pregnancy myths here.
A second baby born with the AIDS virus may have had her infection put into remission and possibly cured by very early treatment — in this instance, four hours after birth.
House Speaker Robert DeLeo and Attorney General Martha Coakley are among those who have suggested the state should hit the reset button.
A man developed a rash and was seen at a CVS Minute Clinic in North Attleboro Friday.
Sixteen-year old Victoria Kountz says no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't stop cutting herself.
In a new study, doctors at Tufts Medical Center found that the DNA test performed significantly better compared to the traditional screening for hormones and proteins. Both only require a simple blood sample.
A restaurant and a corporation in Framingham are now dealing with exposure to measles, a day after it was revealed an infected person was at a Trader Joe's in town.
Health officials are reporting two confirmed cases of measles in MetroWest.
They are engineers, social workers, MBA students, and medical researchers. They have never boxed before. But two dozen 'white collar' professionals from the Boston area will put on boxing gloves, step into the ring, and give it all they've got.
Should the drinking age be lowered? A local professor says no. He tells WBZ NewsRadio 1030 that the current law saves lives.
