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Researchers at Martha's Vineyard Hospital hope to learn how alpha-gal syndrome develops after someone is bitten by a lone star tick. The study will examine over 300 residents from the island over the course of two years.
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A study from Dartmouth Health finds blood type O patients with alpha-gal syndrome can have severe allergic reactions to certain blood transfusions.
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The nonprofit is also shutting down in-home care services across the state.
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Payments from national PFAS settlements add up to $43 million for the state’s public drinking water systems.
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The doctors say electric bike and scooter crashes are often far more severe than those involving pedal bikes: broken bones, head injuries, even deaths. Police and town officials are pushing for stricter regulations.
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At least 41 people were sickened after eating recalled iceberg lettuce at Cheshire Medical Center earlier this summer.
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A study from Dartmouth found that AI can help physicians manage patient messaging, but it comes with some caveats.
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There is no coordinated system to address the behavioral health of immigrants in Massachusetts. But the needs are great
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Lyme disease is less of a worry in late summer, according to URI's top tick researcher. But the risk of alpha-gal syndrome still exists
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From January to July, more than 5,200 ticks were submitted to the state for identification and testing. That’s a record-breaking high for this time of year.