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Gov. Charlie Baker asked Monday for federal support to find the best ways to treat addiction.
Lawmakers representing the state's mid-sized, lower-income cities plan to lobby for more school aid in the House version of the budget.
The state's new anti-drug addiction law could serve as a jumping-off point for other states, according to Gov. Charlie Baker.
Knowing medical costs will grow right along with the number of elders, healthcare organizations are rallying by keeping more nursing-home-eligible seniors in their own homes with more integrated supports and streamlined resources, which – happily –
While the pharmaceutical industry has not addressed prevention of Lyme disease as a public health need largely because of concerns about the market and profitability, MassBiologics was founded on a mission to improve public health.
To select a primary care provider, patients should first determine where they would like to seek care and carefully consider any potential barriers.
Numerous area organizations are pooling resources and joining forces to combat youth obesity, which affects more than a third of local children and teenagers.
Lung cancer has long been a particularly terrifying diagnosis. Out of every 100 people who were found to have the disease between 2005 and 2011, only 17 percent were alive five years later.
Gov. Charlie Baker has said he will disclose all out of state trips after his visit to a summit of conservative leaders in Georgia earlier this month.
Over 20,000 Massachusetts taxpayers are due a refund by the Internal Revenue Service dating back to 2012.
After scrapping extended-hours service on weekends, the MBTA control board on Wednesday directed staff to seek measures for improving transit service for racial minorities and low-income riders.
Two of the first openly transgender elected officials in Massachusetts have joined the chorus of voices calling for the Legislature to pass transgender
The state's transportation department will devote 80 percent of its more than $14.3 billion capital dollars to system improvement and modernization.
Robert Jacob George – the founder, president and CEO of Natick's StratComm – has been named Massachusetts' small business owner of the year by the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The Massachusetts Assisted Living Facility Association tried Tuesday to sway lawmakers to opposite sides of a bill that would allow nurses working at an assisted living facility to provide certain health care services.
100 House lawmakers have written a letter to their own negotiators urging them to raise net metering caps and resist cuts in metering credit values that they say could cause irreparable harm to an industry the state is trying to grow.