The “One Big Beautiful Bill” recently signed into law has dealt a devastating blow to health care as we know it, especially here in Massachusetts, a state that has been dedicated to insuring as many people as possible and reducing racial health disparities.

Two local women were recognized for their many years of service at a hospital in Milford. Maureen Corron and Kathleen...

Forty hospitals and health systems were recognized on Forbes’ list of America’s Best Employers for Women 2025. The list...

The advent of EHRs promised better patient engagement and optimized workflows, but has efficiency overtaken empathy and...

In the post-pandemic era, health care organizations are grappling with a complex set of challenges—from dwindling...

A sweeping omnibus bill at the State House would target widespread health reform across the state, looking to change how...

This tick season in New England is shaping up to be bad, and that means kids playing outside are more at risk of getting...

Local doctors warn that tick bites are causing more people to show up in emergency rooms this year throughout Massachusetts. “We are seeing more tick bites, and earlier in the season this year compared to the last few years,” said Dr. Hillary Irons, an emergency physician at UMass Memorial Medical Center.

President Trump’s recent diagnosis of chronic venous insufficiency is bringing more attention to the medical condition...