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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court recently ruled that the state constitution does not protect a doctor who prescribes medication to help a terminally ill person die.
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Although the nature of mental illness makes precision medicine challenging, researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital are hoping to jumpstart the field.
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A state officials says drought could actually increase cases of West Nile and Eastern equine encephalitis, though new cases have been delayed.
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Union organizers say the end of federal abortion rights puts additional pressure on front-line clinic workers.
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The veterans medical center in Leeds, Massachusetts, had been recommended for closure in a March federal report, sparking anxiety and protests.
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One antibody approach to the painful disease known as FOP actually led to worse outcomes.
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Behavioral Health Network provided the COVID-19 clinic inside a Key Food grocery store.
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Preliminary findings from a new study in southern California show that the COVID-19 omicron variant causes less severe disease than other variants. Connecticut health providers say that aligns with the kinds of cases they are seeing in local hospitals.
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Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center is suing Hartford HealthCare and its subsidiaries, including Hartford Hospital, claiming that it is trying to create a monopoly on hospital services by acquiring physician networks.
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As WBUR’s Gabrielle Emanuel reports, much of the burden has fallen on school nurses, who say they are having to come up with policies on the fly.