New Cape Cod dolphin rescue center will give beached animals a second chance
The International Fund for Animal Welfare has just opened a first of its kind dolphin clinic to help care for the large amount of animals stranded on the cape's beaches each year.
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Electric shock therapy is still allowed in one Mass. treatment facility. Advocates say change is long overdue.
The Judge Rotenberg Center in Canton is the only psychiatric facility in the nation that continues to use electric shock therapy on its patients. -
Advocates condemn Mass. judge's dismissal of Catholic sexual abuse case
A Dedham judge deemed the 93-year-old former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick incompetent to stand trial. -
Back-to-school COVID tips from Boston’s public health leader
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'The question that keeps me up at night.' A Boston researcher's quest to understand how platelets are made.
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Boston-based nonprofit working to bring menstrual equity to the city — and the world
In a partnership with Mayor Michelle Wu's Office of Women's Advancement, Love Your Menses will be bringing menstrual education to Boston Public Libraries. -
New Boston University study finds CTE in 40% of athletes under 30
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Boston's climate resiliency efforts center community feedback and priorities
Plans in Boston have gone beyond flood protection to include additional amenities.
