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‘Scared’ and ‘disturbed’: Unease deepens around widespread access to abortion medication in Mass.
What the legal limbo is like for abortion providers: a “perfect storm nightmare.” -
Abortion providers say despite legal limbo, 'nothing's changing immediately' in Massachusetts
Medication abortion is crucial for people in more rural areas like Western Massachusetts and the Cape and Islands, advocates and politicians say. -
More pollen, more allergies: Off-label drops offer exposure therapy to treat allergy symptoms
If you're sniffling and sneezing you're not alone. -
Access to abortion pill in limbo after competing rulings
Two judges, one in Washington and one in Texas, issued contradictory rulings minutes apart. -
300,000 people could lose MassHealth coverage with patient audit. Here's what you should know
Residents are advised to check for a notice in the mail. -
Narcan will soon be available over the counter. One psychiatrist says everyone should get it.
Dr. Amanda von Horn, an addiction psychiatrist, says the drug is not an actual treatment method for opioid use. -
Influencers and celebrities are using diabetes drug Ozempic to lose weight. What are the risks?
People who stop taking the drug are likely to gain the weight back, experts say. -
How to protect against Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses
Massachusetts’ tick expert shared common-sense tips on how to stay safe as the weather warms up. -
Former Shattuck Hospital employees advocate for vulnerable patients
The Shattuck largely serves the homeless, incarcerated, and people with substance use disorder. -
Massachusetts hospitals ‘pummeled’ by workforce shortage, driving $1.52 billion in temporary labor costs
The new report details financial losses for most Massachusetts hospitals.
