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How artificial intelligence could prevent misdiagnoses and improve patient experience
“Doctors will be replaced by doctors who leverage AI to make themselves more efficient and more accurate," one doctor said. -
Another mass shooting in Louisville highlights political divide on gun legislation
Americans are divided along party lines. What would it take for Congress to act? -
Supreme Court gun decision opens the door for further expanded gun access
The gun lobby has a "take no prisoners approach," said one activist. -
From Ukraine to Afghanistan, not all child refugees are treated equally
"All the attention is now on Ukraine, and understandably so, but in Afghanistan the situation has gone from bad to worse," said Harvard's Jacqueline Bhabha. -
'Things are still pretty bad': Former Holyoke Soldiers' Home employee says safety issues persist
The employee was fired shortly after reporting coronavirus safety concerns. -
Some people may still need to wear a mask as restrictions lift, Boston doctors say
People who are elderly, immunosuppressed or have co-morbidities may need more protection. -
What happens if people return to Mass. and Cass? Dr. Monica Bharel responds
Bharel said the city does not want encampments to return in the summer, -
‘We never heard anything back’: Adoptive father of Harmony Montgomery’s sibling speaks out about missing child case
Montgomery’s case illustrates a too-common mistake in the state courts and child protective services, child advocate says. -
Fitness Clubs Poised To Embrace New Routines
Gym owners are prepping for "Vigilant," the state's third re-opening phase. -
Some Grocery Workers Test Positive, Despite Taking Steps to Contain Coronavirus
‘Essential’ Designation Puts Grocery Store Workers on the Pademic Frontline
