Pregnant Immigrants Vanish From Boston Exam Rooms as Fear Takes Hold
Clinicians across Greater Boston say immigrant pregnant patients are missing prenatal and postpartum visits amid enforcement fears and federal policy shifts. Health centers warn missed care could mean worse outcomes for mothers and babies.
Critical Blood Shortage at Boston's Kraft Family Blood Donor Center Threatens Patient Care
The Kraft Family Blood Donor Center at Dana-Farber and Brigham & Women’s Hospital faces a critical blood shortage, affecting patient care. They urge local donors to act, as storms have exacerbated the deficit in blood and platelets.
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey Initiates Bold Health Care Reforms to Boost Accessibility and Affordability
Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey has initiated health care reforms to improve accessibility and affordability, including easing prior authorization requirements and setting up a Health Care Affordability Working Group.
FDA Issues Class I Recall on Listeria-Contaminated Cheese Across 20 States Including Arizona, California, and Texas
The FDA has raised the Ambriola Company cheese recall to a Class I risk level due to Listeria contamination, with products distributed in 20 states. No related health incidents reported yet. Consumers are advised to return or dispose of the cheese.
Measles Alert in Boston and Westborough After Visitor Diagnosed, DPH and CDC Track Potential Exposures
Massachusetts DPH warns of potential measles exposure caused by an infectious visitor in Boston and Westborough, emphasizing vaccination in response to the recent national increase in cases.
Boston Faces 114% Surge in Flu Cases as Officials Urge Vaccination Amid Early Onset and Rising ER Visits
Boston is experiencing a significant increase in flu cases, with flu-related ER visits also on the rise. Children are severely affected, and vaccination rates remain low. Officials urge vaccination as the best defense against the flu.












