MEDICAL RESEARCH January 23, 2017 Study: Why your mom calls you by your sibling's name Almost everyone has done it one time or another: mix up the names of family members or friends.
Outbreaks January 16, 2017 Officials say California woman's death likely meningitis Health officials are working to determine whether the death of a California Bay Area woman last week is in any way connected to a man who died from bacterial meningitis after attending a SoulCycle class in Larkspur.
Mind and Body January 11, 2017 Massachusetts weighs doing away with winter time shift Massachusetts residents wouldn't have to reset their clocks during the darkest months of the year under an idea being studied on Beacon Hill.
Addiction January 10, 2017 Is federal drug and alcohol law endangering addicts' lives? Communities across the country are grappling with the growing opioid epidemic as the number of daily overdoses continues to climb.
Nutrition January 7, 2017 Best foods to avoid a winter cold While the winter season brings lots of festivities and fun, it also tends to be the time we see an uptick in colds.
Mind and Body January 2, 2017 Lawsuit: Bumble Bee Tuna Gave Man Mercury Poisoning A New York man, who says he ate 10 cans of tuna a week for nearly two years, is suing Bumble Bee Foods for allegedly giving him mercury poisoning
Mind and Body December 27, 2016 The health benefits of perfect posture Smartphones, computers, desk jobs, shoulder bags, and endless commutes: we have become a generation of slouchers.
Mind and Body December 27, 2016 Your giving brain: Are humans 'hardwired' for generosity? As the year winds to a close, gifts and giving are foremost in many people's minds.
Mind and Body December 21, 2016 Formerly Conjoined Guatemalan Twin Girls Turn 10 Reaching that first double-digit age of 10 is a milestone for any kid, but for these Guatemalan twins born conjoined at the head, it's cause for joyous celebration -- they've repeatedly defied the odds against survival at all.
Mind and Body December 20, 2016 Measles Cases on the Rise in Boston Health officials tracking a measles outbreak said on Wednesday there are now a total of five confirmed and suspected cases in Boston
Mind and Body December 20, 2016 Many Girls, Young Women Continue to Use Tanning Beds The dangers of indoor and outdoor tanning have been hammered home over and over again by health experts, but that hasn’t made a difference to a large percentage of girls and young women who continue to worship the sun in order to get that sought after "glow"
