High Adderall doses tied to increased psychosis, mania risk: study
People who are taking high doses of Adderall face an increased risk for developing psychosis or mania, according to a new Mass General Brigham study.
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Study: Inconsistent sleep leads to higher risk of type 2 diabetes
Boston researchers found that people with irregular sleep patterns had a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared to those who got more consistent sleep.
Alzheimer’s research: Scientists create AI model to ‘catch Alzheimer’s disease early’
The researchers announced they designed the new artificial intelligence computer program, which identifies those with mild cognitive impairment who are likely to develop Alzheimer’s within six years.
After American Airlines blamed 9-year-old girl for being secretly filmed, airline calls court filing ‘an error’
American Airlines, facing lawsuits after a flight attendant allegedly filmed girls using plane bathrooms, is blaming a 9-year-old girl for being secretly recorded.
A promising glioblastoma clinical trial: Cancer researchers say tumors dramatically shrunk
A new glioblastoma study out of Mass General is providing a glimmer of hope for those battling the aggressive and fast-growing brain tumor.
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Why are more young adults getting colorectal cancer? Researcher is trying to find out
As a rising number of young adults get colorectal cancer before they turn 50, a Boston researcher is trying to find out what's behind the alarming jump in this early-onset...
Student banned from wearing ‘only two genders’ shirt is focus of free speech appeals case
Liam Morrison, now in 8th grade, last year was barred by school officials from wearing a shirt to school that read, “There are only two genders.” The 7th grader then...
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Fake Biden robocalls in New Hampshire traced to Texas company, criminal investigation underway
The fake President Biden robocalls that were blasted out in New Hampshire ahead of the primary have been traced to a Texas company.
As Alzheimer’s rates rise, researchers find multivitamin may improve memory, slow cognitive aging
As the number of Americans living with Alzheimer's grows, a new study shows taking a multivitamin could help prevent memory loss and slow down cognitive aging.
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Harvard Jewish students sue university over antisemitism: ‘Rampant anti-Jewish hatred and harassment’
A group of Jewish students are suing Harvard University over "severe and pervasive" antisemitism on campus, claiming that Harvard has not done nearly enough to protect them since Hamas' terrorist...