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Everything you need to know about IVF
The number of babies born using in vitro fertilization, or IVF, is growing every year in the U.S., but there are still a lot of misconceptions about what IVF actually is. Here’s what you need to know.
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Convenient, nutritious meal ideas with Aahana's Naturals
In need of quick yet healthy meals for those hectic summer days? Sonal Khakhar, founder of Aahana’s Naturals, brought in some lentil-based food options that are both easy to whip up and easy to enjoy.
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Worcester County resident diagnosed with measles
A case of measles has been diagnosed in Massachusetts for the first time in four years.
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Person who traveled abroad is 1st Mass. measles case since 2020
A Massachusetts resident has been diagnosed with measles after traveling abroad, health officials said. It’s the state’s first measles case in four years. It’s the latest measles case confirmed in New England — health officials have been tracking a growing measles cluster in New Hampshire and Vermont, with three known cases as of July 9. People who’ve been in...
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Mom saves umpire's life during Mass. Little League playoff game
Dr. Jennifer LaFemina, a surgeon with UMass, rushed to save an ump who collapsed during her son’s baseball game.
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All-star mom saves ump's life during Mass. Little League playoff game
A Little League mother is being credited with saving the life of the umpire of her son’s playoff game in Massachusetts last week, her “quick thinking and professional care” preventing the game from turning into a tragedy. In fact, while Dr. Jennifer LaFemina was giving the umpire CPR off the field, she missed her son helping the team mount...
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Boston's new non-invasive body fat removal procedure
When it comes to losing weight, diet and exercise are two keys to success, but some areas are more stubborn than others. With AirSculpt in Downtown Boston, fat removal is performed in a next-generation way that shows amazing results. Visit airsculpt.com to learn more....
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Doctor honored after saving life of Little League umpire
The mother of a Little League player was honored by the town of Oxford, Mass., for saving the life of an umpire during her son’s game.
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Celebrities are getting $2,000 MRI scans to learn about their health. Should you?
Celebrities and influencers are helping promote high-tech medical scans that companies claim can help catch deadly diseases, including cancer.
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Are you using sunscreen correctly? Here's how much to use and if you should reapply
As widespread heatwaves hit cities across the U.S., the best protection against the sun and UV rays is sunscreen.
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The Courage Campaign: Fitness-focused fundraiser
Ashley Mitchell, founder of “The Courage Campaign” gave us the scoop on the wellness-focused nonprofit dedicated to supporting the youth through fitness.
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What is the bubonic plague, and why are we still catching it?
The bubonic plague is most famous for spreading during the Black Death epidemic in 14th century Europe, but we’re still finding cases of people catching the disease today. Here’s what you need to know.
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Are tampons safe? New study finds lead and arsenic in tampons. But don't panic, experts say
A new study examined composition of tampons and found heavy, toxic metals. But more research is needed, experts say.
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Haverhill man can speak again after rare transplant
After a larynx transplant, a Haverhill man battling cancer is providing hope across the country.
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Haverhill man who received new voice box: ‘I can talk to people, enjoy life'
A Haverhill man regained his voice — quite literally — after becoming the third person to receive a larynx transplant.
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Measles cluster in NH, Vt. hits 3 patients; health officials watching for more
Health officials are tracking a growing measles cluster in New Hampshire and Vermont, with three known cases as of Tuesday and people who’ve been in the Dartmouth College area being urged to monitor for possible exposure. A resident of New Hampshire who wasn’t vaccinated for measles was confirmed to be infected, likely after being exposed to a person who’d...
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A rare voice box transplant helped a Haverhill cancer patient speak again
A Massachusetts man can speak again after surgeons removed his cancerous voice box and replaced it with a donated one in a pioneering move.
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EEE, West Nile virus detected in Mass. mosquitoes for first time in 2024
Two potentially harmful viruses, West Nile and eastern equine encephalitis, have now detected in mosquitoes in Massachusetts, officials say. No person or animal has yet been infected with West Nile virus or EEE, according to the Massachusetts Department of Public Health’s announcements on each virus, made Tuesday and Wednesday, respectively. But the presence of both viruses is a reminder...
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Heavily meditated: Olympic legend Shaun White hosts world's first relaxation competition
Competition is not often associated with relaxation, but that is exactly how it went down for 100 beachgoers at an event hosted by Olympic gold medalist Shaun White in Aruba this month.
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How to talk to your kids about alcohol & why it's important to start the conversation
One of the hardest topics for adults to talk about is alcohol; and it can be especially difficult for parents to have those conversations with their children. Maria chats with Annie Grace, Author of “This Naked Mind” to learn more about how to start the conversations and how to establish trust.