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What is an abortion fund, and what does it do?
How Massachusetts’ abortion funds work — and what they do across the country. -
Legislators drum up support for aid-in-dying bill with approaching deadline
They say public sentiment has changed since the "Death with Dignity" ballot initiative failed in 2012. -
More games or more grass fields? Turf wars play out across Massachusetts
Once seen as a panacea for muddy playing fields, plastic turf is increasingly raising climate and health concerns. -
Protesters blast Supreme Court — and Democrats — in downtown rally Friday
Organizers said Democrats were failing them and urged action on abortion access as rallies for reproductive rights continued. -
Physician-assisted suicide could soon become legal in Massachusetts. What are the pros and cons?
The issue is currently before state legislators. -
As Roe is in question, legal questions arise for abortion providers in Massachusetts
Bay state could become a "safe haven state" -
When it comes to removing mask mandates, who should decide — the law, or public health?
A judge recently struck down the CDC's authority to mandate masks on public transportation. -
Why the CDC issued an alert on liver damage in children
Researchers are investigating a possible connection between children infected with hepatitis and adenoviruses and liver damage in children. The Centers… -
Drug overdose deaths are at a record high. Here's what the White House plans to do
The administration is increasing access to clean needles, fentanyl test strips and naloxone. -
Advocates call for end to men being sent to correctional facilities for substance abuse treatment
Activists urge lawmakers to support amendments to the state budget that mandate the state provide enough treatment beds outside of correctional facilities.
