Coronavirus In Massachusetts: Latest Developments
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The latest developments concerning coronavirus in Massachusetts, updated throughout the day.
Thursday marks the first time the positivity rate is over 6% since early February.
Turns out, the risk is probably much greater from air than from objects.
Ever wonder why your loving and affectionate child all of a sudden tunes you out as soon as they hit their teen years? Well, new research is shedding some light and I'm sure a lot of parents will want to "tune" in.
The latest developments concerning coronavirus in Massachusetts, updated throughout the day.
The FDA says there are counterfeit kits out there that could give false results.
Researchers looked at the sleep patterns, mental health, and overall well-being of more than a half-million people.
Breakfast is often described as the most important meal of the day, yet about 15-percent of Americans skip it.
Researchers hope these findings will eventually lead to a greater understanding of the causes of autism as well as new treatments.
The government cited the toll on Black smokers and young people.
If we have a vaccine that could potentially protect millions of children, that can have a large public health impact, according to Dr. Mallika Marshall.
No Covid-19 vaccines have been authorized for children younger than 5 in the US -- about 18 million people.
Older adults tend to be more satisfied with life than younger people and a new study may help explain why.
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force says most people over 60 without a history of heart disease or stroke should not start taking low-dose or baby aspirin to prevent these disorders.
