Think of a place on Earth, or even in your own body. ‘We find plastics there.’
New research shows plastic is more prevalent below the ocean’s surface than many previously believed.
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National ketamine shortage puts therapy patients at risk
Over the last decade, ketamine therapy has grown is popularity to treat severe depression, but a recent shortage of the drug is putting treatment of of reach for many patients. -
With need surging, behavioral urgent care center opens in East Boston
Experts say Massachusetts statistics are a “call to action,” with 90% of Medicare patients in a hospital having a behavioral health disorder, and almost all those readmitted to a hospital within 30 days having one. -
Women of color share their stories of breast cancer treatment and survivorship
Breast Cancer Awareness Month shines a light on the racial disparities BIPOC women face in screening, treatment and recovery. -
Why substance abuse treatment is never 'one size fits all'
One local expert says addiction treatment must be multifaceted and tailored to each individual in order to be effective. -
AG Campbell says new Reproductive Justice Unit will help ensure access to necessary care
Campbell said the unit will address all reproductive rights issues in an "intersectional, holistic way." -
Health officials hope demand stays high for the updated COVID booster
"People are excited to get vaccinated. We just need to make sure that we continue to match demand with supply," said Massachusetts' Commissioner of Public Health Dr. Robbie Goldstein. -
‘We need to be ready’: CDC gives Northeastern $17.5M to spot next virus outbreak
The center will help monitor and predict virus surges across the globe. -
After receiving 'standoffish' treatment, one Black veteran is pushing for equal care
Steve Abrams is working to ensure Black veterans are treated equally when it comes to health care and benefits. -
New COVID vaccines are coming. Here's what you should know about the 2023 boosters
Now is the time to get the new booster if you haven't received a COVID-19 vaccine in the last two months, says the CDC. -
Back-to-school COVID tips from Boston’s public health leader
Dr. Bisola Ojikutu says although the recent COVID surge should not cause immediate worry, staying mindful is key.
