Some people are turning to executive function 'coaches' for help with daily life
People with ADHD are more prone to struggle with these critical cognitive skills, but they're not the only people looking for support.
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Massachusetts ranks 2nd in nation for life expectancy. But massive gaps remain, experts say.
Health outcomes for Black Bostonians remain worse than Asian and white residents, and differences across just a few miles can cut into life expectancy by a decade. -
Massachusetts delegates ‘emotional’ following the DNC’s first night
The second night brings an equally star-studded list, with Bernie Sanders as well as Barack and Michelle Obama. GBH reporter Adam Reilly hopes it’ll also bring an earlier bedtime. -
How the South Shore Children's Chorus empowers youth and fosters joy
Kirsten Oberoi describes the profound impact of choral singing on children's cognitive and emotional development when every voice is valued. -
How trauma centers can better serve Spanish-speaking patients
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Remembering Henry Lee’s legacy of defending Boston’s parks
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Boston will pay you to purchase an e-bike in new pilot program
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It was a bad day for the stock market. But one local economist has a message: Relax.
Jon Gruber of MIT says a one-day drop is not infrequent and should not be cause for concern.
