Most Americans Who Think They're Allergic to Penicillin Aren't, Study Finds
More than 30 million people in the United States wrongly believe they're allergic to penicillin.
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More than 30 million people in the United States wrongly believe they're allergic to penicillin.
Banning the sale of sugary drinks at work may sound extreme, but one large employer did just that and its employees saw big benefits.
A Peabody man was ordered held without bail Wednesday after a wild confrontation and a police shooting in Salem overnight.
Investigators are trying to identify two bodies found buried at a South Texas beach amid the search for a missing New Hampshire couple.
IPhone and iPad products from 2012 and earlier will need the update.
Massachusetts is forging ahead with plans to develop offshore wind farms despite mixed signals from federal regulators.
The huge crowds will also mean several roads will be closed, so visitors are urged not to drive to Salem for Halloween.
The family of a bishop who was shot in the chest while presiding at a church wedding in New Hampshire says he's still recovering from multiple gunshot wounds.
It's coming to the Fenway neighborhood in November.
Despite similarities, the cases of Michelle Carter and Inyoung You do have clear differences in the runup to their victims' suicides.
A man who won big on a scratch ticket plans to go to more hockey games.
Lawmakers have not been able to send a bill banning handheld device use behind the wheel to Gov. Charlie Baker despite near-unanimous support in the Legislature.
Alex Trebek is working hard to raise awareness about the pancreatic cancer he is battling.
Three studies support that swearing helps people cope with pain, and workout harder.
Some cranberry farmers in Massachusetts are proposing to build solar panels above the bogs they harvest each fall.
