Often the first to predict a spike or rise in case numbers, the coronavirus wastewater tracker shows an increase from the start of March.
The study is one of the first to quantify the psychosocial impacts of COVID-19 among children of color.
As Boston hits the two-year anniversary of the public health emergency declaration, officials vote to end that status next month.
The teen who underwent multiple amputations due to meningococcal disease didn’t get sick because he ate leftover noodles, doctors say.
A fundraiser to support ending hunger in MA with online events on Sunday, May 1
A Massachusetts General Hospital patient became gravely ill after eating leftover lo mein noodles; a friend got sick, too, but only briefly.
Mayor Michelle Wu said the city is below three key metrics it would consider before lifting the mandate.
Healthgrades, a website designed to help people find non-biased health care, has released the country's top hospitals. Here's how MA ranked.
BA.2 is thought to be more transmissible than omicron and better at evading vaccines, but there is no evidence to suggest it's more severe.
Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Suffolk County.
The decline in viral RNA in Massachusetts Regional Water Authority wastewater seems to have slowed, but the averages are at 2-month lows.
Some children younger than five could receive their coronavirus vaccinations by the end of February if approved by the FDA.
Federal officials are working with CVS, Walmart Walgreens & more to bring free N95 masks in varying sizes to Massachusetts stores this week.
Boston can't enforce Mayor Michelle Wu's mandate for firefighters, police supervisors or detectives until the court rules on an appeal.
Even though Mayor Michelle Wu said members could be rehired if they decide to get vaccinated later, the union argues it isn't enough.
Coronavirus RNA in Boston-area sewage remains high but has fallen to the lowest level since mid-December.
Here's an update on how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Suffolk County and across MA.
The omicron surge is waning nationwide, giving health experts a glimmer of hope the COVID-19 pandemic is entering a more manageable phase.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is extending the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for city employees through Jan. 30.
Coronavirus RNA in Boston-area sewage remains higher than at any point prior to the omicron surge, according to Biobot's analysis.
Coronavirus RNA in Boston-area sewage continued to fall rapidly over the last week, according to Biobot's analysis.
Starbucks, including stores in Massachusetts, suspended its vaccination policy to reflect a Supreme Court ruling blocking a federal mandate.
Tufts is converting beds in the Children's Hospital to adult ICU and medical/surgical beds as a growing need for care continues to rise.
Here's how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Suffolk County and across MA.
The new testing site will offer free PCR testing available for walk-ins.
Here's how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Suffolk County and across MA.
Coronavirus RNA in Massachusetts Water Resources Authority sewage has fallen rapidly over the last week, according to Biobot's analysis.
See how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Suffolk County and across MA.
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu said some city employees will be going remote for work in the next two weeks.
Here's an update on how the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has affected hospital capacity in Suffolk County and across MA.
With an average of 4 feet of snow each year, Boston faces inclement weather and low temperatures below freezing throughout the season.
Before you promise Mom you'll be home for the holidays, prepare for a headache if you're still hunting for a rapid test.
WRKO morning host Jeff Kuhner, who called for Anthony Fauci to be put on trial for crimes against humanity, has been off the air this week.
Starting January 15, proof of vaccination will be required for residents ages 12+ in select indoor dining, fitness and recreation venues.
Coronavirus RNA has fallen from a recent peak in water from MWRA's South System, but it remains at a historic high in the North System.
With coronavirus numbers rising in Massachusetts, Gov. Baker plans to reopen the baseball park as a mass vaccination site.
Suffolk County is part of the national trend of growing coronavirus cases.
Under the Cambridge School District’s approved vaccine mandate, Boston parents may wonder whether their children should be vaccinated.