Wellesley Doctor Denied New Trial For Wife’s Murder
BOSTON (AP) – The highest court in Massachusetts has denied a new trial to a once-prominent Boston doctor convicted of killing his wife after she discovered his secret sex life. The Supreme Judicial...
View ArticleMenino Released From Hospital
BOSTON (CBS/AP) – Mayor Tom Menino has been released from the hospital. His spokesperson Dot Joyce told WBZ-TV the mayor was released late Saturday morning from Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where he...
View ArticleState Trooper Helps Deliver Baby Off Highway In Quincy
QUINCY (CBS) – Mother and baby are said to be doing fine after Massachusetts State Police troopers assisted in a delivery on the road in Quincy on Sunday morning. A Plainville man rushing his pregnant...
View ArticleBU Student Struck By Car While Riding Bike On Comm. Ave.
BOSTON (CBS) – An 18-year-old Boston University student was seriously hurt when she was hit by a car while riding her bike on Commonwealth Avenue on Wednesday evening. The 21-year-old driver, who is...
View ArticleHigh Court Sends Dirk Greineder’s Murder Case Back To MA
BOSTON (AP) — The U.S. Supreme Court, citing its recent guidance on DNA testimony, ordered the state’s highest court to reconsider the case of a once-prominent Massachusetts doctor convicted of killing...
View ArticleBoston Salsa Singer & Instructor Edwin Pabon
July 7, 2012 If you like salsa music and you live in Boston, you probably already know this week’s guest. His name is Edwin Pabon, a salsa music singer and instructor who’s band has performed with...
View ArticleFather And Daughter Start Over After Life-Changing Surgery
BOSTON (CBS) – A father’s life-changing surgery inspired him to confront his demons and mend his most important relationship. Seven years ago, Jim Maki fell face-first onto the third rail at the...
View ArticleMarathon Bombing Survivor’s Family Gives Back To Boston Hospital
BOSTON (CBS) – For the first time, a teenager who nearly lost a leg in the Boston Marathon bombing is sharing her story. For 19-year-old Gillian Reny, it’s been a year filled with triumph after...
View Article‘Strong Medicine’ Honors Medical Community’s Response To Marathon Bombing
BOSTON (CBS) – When two bombs exploded on Boylston Street last year, doctors and nurses rushed into action. A new exhibit is honoring their response. Strong Medicine is a digital archive of get well...
View ArticleNeedham Couple Pushes To Ban Morcellation For Fibroids
BOSTON (CBS) – Uterine fibroids are one of the most common health problems women face. The treatment options have usually been considered pretty routine. Now there are new concerns about a widely used...
View ArticleBU, Brigham And Women’s Part Of National Landmark Alzheimer’s Disease Study
BOSTON (CBS) – Alzheimer’s dementia affects five million Americans and those numbers are growing exponentially. Now scientists around the country, including here in Boston, are launching a landmark...
View ArticleBrigham & Women’s To Offer Laughing Gas To Laboring Moms
BOSTON (CBS) – Soon there will be another option to relieve the pain of childbirth at one local hospital. It’s not a new pain medication, but it’s a gas that’s been around a long time and is now making...
View ArticleStudy: Hospice Patients Less Likely To Die In Hospitals
BOSTON (CBS) – People who enroll in hospice care are five times less likely to die in hospitals and nursing homes than people who do not choose hospice, according to a new study by local researchers....
View ArticleI-Team: Violence At Hospitals On The Rise
http://media.boston.cbslocal.com/CBSBOS_2001201517295200000AA.mp4 BOSTON (CBS) – Shootings like the one at Brigham and Women’s Hospital are rare, but the I-Team found the numbers of violent attacks in...
View ArticleBrigham & Women’s Hospital Prescribes Videos To Keep Patients On Track
http://media.boston.cbslocal.com/CBSBOS_20150205154047747AA.mp4 BOSTON (CBS) – Jesse Albert of Mattapan suffers from occasional hip pain. “For me, pain is a little out of the ordinary,” he says. He...
View ArticleWinter Cleanup Presents Health Dangers
http://media.boston.cbslocal.com/CBSBOS_1202201517242100000AA.mp4 BOSTON (CBS) – If you are just one of the many planning on heading out to rake your roof or shovel your driveway before the next storm...
View ArticleSome Women Choosing More Invasive Breast Cancer Surgery When They Don’t Need To
http://media.boston.cbslocal.com/CBSBOS_2304201517375400000AA.mp4 BOSTON (CBS) – A national study finds that even when women diagnosed with breast cancer are given the option to save their breast,...
View ArticleNew Blood Test Could Quickly Reveal Complete Virus History
http://media.boston.cbslocal.com/CBSBOS_1006201517392700000AA.mp4 BOSTON (CBS) – Right now, if your doctor wants to know if you have the measles or HIV or the flu, they have to order one test for each...
View ArticleBrigham & Women’s Hospital Uses Cooling Blankets To Help Babies At Risk
BOSTON (CBS) – “The day you’re born might be the riskiest day of your life,” says Dr. Michael Prendergast, a neonatologist at Brigham and Women’s Hospital. “For most babies, thankfully this is a...
View ArticleTwo Boston Hospitals To Sequence Genome Of Newborns For The First Time Ever
BOSTON (CBS) – It’s the very definition of optimism: a newborn baby. And to keep these little ones the perfect pictures of health, some day in the near future, routine newborn care could include a...
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