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Eating Disorders More Common in Males Than Previously Thought
When we think of eating disorders, it’s usually women and girls that come to mind. But a new study by Boston Children’s Hospital published Monday […]
New York Post Can’t Help If Readers Thought ‘Bag Men’ Were Bombing Suspects
The battle lines have been drawn in the Suffolk County lawsuit between the New York Post and two Massachusetts guys who claim the newspaper libeled them […]
How to Have a Healthier Road Trip
The holiday season is upon us and many of us will hit the road to visit friends and family. This means stopping for gas (and […]
Early Voter Turnout Is Up, A Sign of Hope for John Connolly
As of 9 a.m., 26,125 ballots had been cast in Boston—nearly 50 percent more than at the same time in the September 24 preliminary election. […]
Red Sox Thank Cardinals For Hospitality In Full-Page Ad In St. Louis Newspaper
During the World Series, when the Red Sox played three games in St. Louis, residents of the hosting city were apparently really, really nice to […]
David Ortiz Censors His ‘Our City’ Quote for the David Letterman Audience
His victory lap hasn’t been quite as entertaining as Mike Napoli’s, but a clean-shaven David Ortiz did venture into Yankees territory to appear on “The […]
New Non-Invasive Skin Biopsy Technology Makes Doctor Visits Easier
Medical device company Caliber I.D. has developed a new gadget that will change the way you think about going to the doctor. The VivaScope system […]
Can Bitcoin Replace Traditional Monetary Transactions?
In the next 20 years or so, Jeremy Allaire envisions a world where there will be no paper or plastic involved when people go out […]
The Red Sox Got Invited to the White House
During his trip to Boston last week ahead of Game 6 of the World Series, President Barack Obama wouldn’t put on a Red Sox hat as […]
City of Boston Unveils First Universally Accessible Playground
Mayor Tom Menino and David H. Long, chairman and CEO of Liberty Mutual Insurance held a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil the City of Boston’s first universally […]