Jamie Ducharme is the spring 2013 Hub Health intern for Boston. She is a sophomore majoring in journalism at Northeastern University, originally from Manchester, NH. At Northeastern, Jamie is active with the campus newspaper and magazine, and is a member of the fashion club and the Honors Program student ambassadors. She enjoys fashion, cooking, exercising, playing sports, French, and writing.
They've proposed a plan to put warning labels on tanning beds.
As much as $2,360 more a year, and Mass. General Hospital is doing something about it.
He tells us why the critics are wrong, and how to use Boston as your gym.
The gel could greatly improve the quality of life for people with Type 1 Diabetes.
If your yoga practice stops at the mat, you're not doing it right.
Yes, really. Harvard researchers used fruit flies to study why aggressive behavior happens.
A new study out of Boston says sugary drinks are linked to kidney stone formation. Ouch.
Haymakers for Hope hosts boxing matches to raise money for cancer.
Music therapy is proven to reduce pain and anxiety.
The school will go completely smoke-free starting fall 2013. Will it curb smoking on campus?
