Boston doctors perform groundbreaking brain surgery on baby still in womb
A team of doctors from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital performed groundbreaking brain surgery on a baby still in the womb.
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A team of doctors from Brigham and Women's Hospital and Boston Children's Hospital performed groundbreaking brain surgery on a baby still in the womb.
Boston University researchers found that even moderate levels of airplane noise can interrupt a good night's sleep
People who use popular weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy could be at risk for losing muscle mass.
May 3 is World Maternal Mental Health Day, which raises awareness about mental health conditions women experience during and after pregnancy.
Tufts Medical Center has no COVID inpatients for the first time in more than three years.
Robin writes, "I developed tinnitus several years ago. It runs in my family. I recently saw an article related to COVID vaccinations and tinnitus. What can you tell me?"
Could your mid-day nap be putting you at risk of high blood pressure and obesity? A new study suggests so.
A survey conducted by The Trevor Project found that over 28,000 LGBTQ people aged 13 to 24 had poor mental health due to today's "hostile political climate."
Dr. Mallika Marshall answers a viewer's question about obtaining free COVID test kits.
Researchers found that those who reported frequent communication using e-mail and video calls were more likely to report feelings of depression and anxiety.
Recurrent ear, nose, and throat conditions in some young children could be an early sign of autism.
A new study finds people who use emojis may be masking their emotions which could be harmful in the long run.
As temperatures rise, so do the number of ticks and the risk of Lyme disease. But the good news is an effective Lyme Disease vaccine is on the horizon.
A jar of gummies might also contain ingredients you didn't count on.
If your loss of smell and taste are not due to a recent COVID-19 infection, it's important to address any underlying cause, like a medication or health issue, that might be to blame.
