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byThe Quinsigamond Community College Athletic Center in Worcester has opened its doors to the public for low-cost gym memberships, according to a recent social media post. The Athletic Center has a variety of state-of-t Read More...
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byWhat is fentanyl and why is it behind the deadly surge in US drug overdoses? A medical toxicologist explains Only a small amount of fentanyl is enough to be lethal. AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin Kavita Babu, UMass Chan M Read More...
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byWhy pregnant people should get vaccinated for COVID-19 – a maternal care expert explains Pregnant people are at significantly greater risk from COVID-19 than from the vaccine. Emilija Manevska/Moment via Ge Read More...
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byFirst gene therapy for Tay-Sachs disease successfully given to two children About 1 in 300 people in the general population carry the Tay-Sachs disease gene. Ray Kachatorian/Stone via Getty Images Miguel Sena-Es Read More...
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byA direct recommendation from a doctor may be the final push someone needs to get vaccinated Sometimes facts and statistics aren’t enough to convince someone to get the COVID-19 vaccine. PeopleImages/E+ via Read More...
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byOxyContin created the opioid crisis, but stigma and prohibition have fueled it People around the world mourned loved ones on International Overdose Awareness Day on Aug. 31, 2021. NurPhoto/Getty Images Emily B. Read More...
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byLyme disease protection: No vaccine yet, but an antibody shot could soon provide a season of immunity Ticks can carry bacteria that cause Lyme disease. jwilkinson/iStock via Getty Images Plus Mark Klempner, Univ Read More...
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byMany Black Americans aren’t rushing to get the COVID-19 vaccine – a long history of medical abuse suggests why Black patients can be wary of the medical establishment. Maskot via Getty Images Esther Jones Read More...
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byWORCESTER — Quinsigamond Community College practical nursing students are now part of history. On December 18, eight practical nursing students along with their instructors Margaret “Meg” Yoder, profe Read More...
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byProjections updated yesterday (Thursday, Oct. 22) show the current rising level of COVID-19 infections in Massachusetts will continue through the holiday season and into the new year. The daily rates of infections and Read More...
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byPartnership promotes resources for mothers, infant breastfeeding Worcester – September is National Infant Mortality Awareness Month, a serious issue that affects our nation’s health. The City of&nb Read More...
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byGene therapy and CRISPR strategies for curing blindness (Yes, you read that right) Researchers are now testing treatments for several kinds of visual impairment. BRIAN MITCHELL / Getty Images Hemant Khanna, University Read More...
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byHolding on and holding still, a son photographs his father with Alzheimer's ‘With Dad,’ Marlborough, Massachusetts, Oct. 29, 1998. Stephen DiRado, Author provided Nick Lehr, The Conversation In 1985, whe Read More...
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byAntibodies in the blood of COVID-19 survivors know how to beat coronavirus – and researchers are already testing new treatments that harness them A person who has recovered from COVID-19 donates plasma in Shando Read More...
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byAs the opioid epidemic continues, the holidays bring need to support those in grief Listening to friends who are grieving can be more important than saying something. prostock_studio.Shutterstock.com Emily B. Campbel Read More...
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byForget lanes – we all need to head together toward preventing firearm injury Michael Hirsh, University of Massachusetts Medical School Many of us working in the “Gun Sense” field – that is, find Read More...