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"The agenda of the Republican Party now is not the agenda of the Republican Party of your father or grandfather," said McGovern. → Read More
A debilitating disease caused by repeated head trauma can only be diagnosed in the deceased, but Boston University scientists are getting closer to delivering a diagnosis to the living, which could… → Read More
A debilitating disease caused by repeated head trauma can only be diagnosed in the deceased, but Boston University scientists are getting closer to delivering a diagnosis to the living, which could blaze the trail for clinical trials and treatments. → Read More
Americans can get free tests via insurance reimbursement, a process that many people don’t want to bother with and takes a long time. → Read More
A Herald public records request that was filed five months ago and won an appeal with the office of the Secretary of State still has not been handed over by Boston Public Schools as it continues to drag its feet in a lack of transparency. → Read More
State health officials on Friday reported 5,007 new coronavirus cases and 27 new deaths as trends over 5,000 daily infections continue in a seasonal spike. → Read More
Scientists are still racing to learn more about the new omicron variant as it spreads to dozens of countries, and one Harvard expert said it could push delta aside as the dominant variant in the coming weeks. → Read More
Coronavirus cases continue to surge in Massachusetts schools as a total of 7,984 staff and students tested positive in the past week. → Read More
Getting a coronavirus vaccine or booster shot in the afternoon might trigger higher levels of antibodies compared with getting the shot in the morning, a study out of Massachusetts General Hospital… → Read More
Getting a coronavirus vaccine or booster shot in the afternoon might trigger higher levels of antibodies compared with getting the shot in the morning, a study out of Massachusetts General Hospital… → Read More
Getting a coronavirus vaccine or booster shot in the afternoon might trigger higher levels of antibodies compared with getting the shot in the morning, a study out of Massachusetts General Hospital… → Read More
Half of Boston high schoolers who are learning English aren't getting the full slate of services they may need despite significant improvements the district has made to their language education supports, a new report to the Department of Justice shows. → Read More
Getting a coronavirus vaccine or booster shot in the afternoon might trigger higher levels of antibodies compared with getting the shot in the morning, a study out of Massachusetts General Hospital suggests. → Read More
The unusual multitude of mutations on the omicron variant’s spike protein could suggest some level of animal transmission, scientists suggest, as coronavirus has been found to spread to dogs, cats, mink, deer and many others. → Read More
A case of the omicron variant has been found in Massachusetts for the first time in a woman from Middlesex County who had traveled out of state, the Department of Public Health announced Saturday. → Read More
State health officials on Friday reported a spike of 5,179 new daily coronavirus cases, the highest daily count since last winter, which topped Thursday's total of 5,170 cases as hospitalizations tip over 1,000. → Read More
Winter is closing in and coronavirus cases are spiking, prompting President Joe Biden to announce news steps to beat back the pandemic as it enters its second year. → Read More
Coronavirus cases continue to increase in Massachusetts schools as a total of 9,909 staff and students tested positive in the past two weeks. → Read More
With winter approaching and coronavirus cases increasing nationwide, President Biden announced a plan of attack against the virus that includes free at-home tests, updated international travel protocols and surge teams to support short-staffed hospitals. → Read More
Three Boston elementary schools will be expanding to include sixth grade classes in an ongoing shift to a new model that aims to reduce the number of school transitions for students. → Read More