Medical Minute: Bendectin
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold talks a bit about Bendectin and other scrutinized drugs.
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WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold talks a bit about Bendectin and other scrutinized drugs.
The family of a Triple E patient is fighting their insurance company, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, to keep him in the rehab hospital they credit with his progress.
State health regulators have approved regulations to limit the sale of sugary soft drinks, salty and calorie-packed snacks, and even white bread sandwiches from public schools.
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold talks about symptoms of bipolar disorder.
Watching Dr Hugh Herr walk through the offices of iWalk, the Cambridge company he founded, is unremarkable. Which is precisely why it is so remarkable.
If you drink diet soda to help cut down on how many calories you're consuming, you may actually be increasing your risk of having a stroke.
Referee Craig Evans says there were only three minutes left to go in a high school basketball game when suddenly he collapsed on the court.
Two Boston city councilors are considering a proposal that would ban smoking in public parks and beaches in the city.
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold takes a look at different kinds of sports fans and their personalities.
They are supposed to be something you pour into a hot relaxing bath but some bath salts are now being banned because they contain a synthetic drug, which is killing abusers.
Three months after having knee replacement surgery, Kathleen Powers' slow recovery has nothing to do with her knee, but with C-Diff.
Finally, President Barack Obama has quit smoking. Jon Keller is at large with more on how Michelle is handling it.
Some teachers in Worcester are picketing over elevated levels of a toxic substance in several school buildings.
Whether it's the dead of winter with temperatures below zero, or middle of summer with the sun shining brightly, while men seem to be fine, some women seem to always be cold.
WBZ's Dr. Murray Feingold stresses the importance of good communication.