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Remember when no one wanted to talk about “the change”? Now midlife influencers and celebrities can’t stop peddling wonder cures. But what actually helps—and what doesn’t? (Hint: It’s not always what’s trending on TikTok.)
A new study finds that breast cancer patients overestimate the need for double mastectomies.
You don’t have to go broke practicing yoga. Here’s our roundup of inexpensive places to get your ohm on.
Seemingly healthy babies who die suddenly in their sleep may have undetected brain abnormalities.
How empowering youth athletes could reduce concussions.
We Honor Veterans teaches hospices and hospitals how to care for the unique needs of veterans.
A local doctor develops eyeglasses that restore missing vision fields to hemianopia patients.
Some people are born with an alteration in their DNA or genetic material that makes them more susceptible to certain types of cancer.
Presented by Mass General Cancer Center
The FDA ruled against trans fats as safe ingredients in American food products.
The Boston University School of Medicine study says that tragic local and national events can impact people already suffering from PTSD.
Warm up this season with these healthy and hearty soup recipes.
Mayor Menino’s ‘Rethink Your Drink’ campaign launches Friday in Shaw’s, Stop & Shop, and Tropical Foods.
Somerville based cycling blogger Constance Winters talks about Boston’s cycling scene.
World-class hospitals and a thriving biotech culture lead to new medical discoveries every day.
For cancer patients that aren't seeing results with chemotherapy, new CAR T-cell therapy might be the solution for remission.
Presented by Mass General Cancer Center
A new website helps people make sense of the info they get from wearable gadgets.
The boutique indoor cycling studio finally opens in Boston.
A Brigham and Women’s doctor explains what flexibility is and why it’s important.
Antibody therapy may be the next step in HIV treatment.
