BOSTON — More than a year after voters rejected a plan to legalize “magic” mushrooms, advocates have renewed the push on Beacon Hill for the use of psychedelic…
Read more Legalization of ‘magic’ mushrooms back in the runningDANVERS — Getting an annual mammogram is critical for women over 40. Peabody teacher and Georgetown resident Pam Davies knows that better than most. Davies, a first-grade teacher…
Read more A Peabody teacher’s hopeful future after early breast cancer diagnosisBOSTON — MBTA officials are pouring cold water on a legislative push to make the opioid overdose reversing drug naloxone available at subway stations, citing a lack of…
Read more MBTA balks at expanding overdose prevention kiosksBOSTON — Health insurers will foot the bill for cardiac tests for high school athletes if a new proposal is approved by lawmakers on Beacon Hill. The legislation…
Read more ‘Freddy’s Law’ would require cardiac test for youth athletesNorth of Boston Media Group is preparing to launch its 14th annual Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. And we want to share your stories surrounding this far-reaching disease. ×…
Read more Breast Cancer Awareness 2025: Share your stories, join our campaignSeniors can sign up now for fall tai chi classes in Plaistow, Atkinson and Epping. A tai chi class in Atkinson will be held from 11:30 a.m. to…
Read more Sign up for fall tai chi classesOn sweltering Tuesday, June 24, folks enjoying a day on the beach or on the water and city lifeguards jumped into action in two separate water rescues about…
Read more Water rescuers laudedBOSTON — Rep. Kate Donaghue has a trick for always ensuring naloxone is on hand and ready to deploy if she encounters someone experiencing an opioid overdose: she…
Read more Lawmaker hosts naloxone training at StatehouseBOSTON — While the scourge of opioid addiction continues to affect Massachusetts, the number of people getting legal prescriptions for heavily addictive medicines is falling, according to the…
Read more Data: Fewer opioids prescribed in Mass., NHBOSTON — While the scourge of opioid addiction continues to affect Massachusetts, the number of people getting legal prescriptions for heavily addictive medicines is falling, according to the…
Read more Data: Fewer opioids prescribed in MassachusettsBOSTON — Supporters of psychedelic mushrooms are urging voters to approve a referendum legalizing the hallucinogenic drug for “therapeutic” use, but critics argue the move would jeopardize public…
Read more Question 4: Should the state legalize psychedelic mushrooms?DANVERS — The annual Talbot Memorial Walk/Run is set to step off Sunday for its 14th annual outing in memory of a Danvers couple who both died after…
Read more Annual Talbot Memorial Walk/Run this SundayDANVERS — Care Dimensions, the hospice and palliative care provider, stepped off for its 37th annual Walk for Hospice on Sunday morning on the campus of St. John’s…
Read more Walking for hospice careThe Eagle-Tribune is preparing to launch its 13th annual Breast Cancer Awareness campaign. And we want to share your stories surrounding this far-reaching disease. Our special Breast Cancer…
Read more Breast Cancer Awareness 2024: Share your stories, join our campaignLAWRENCE — Sheriff Kevin Coppinger plans to stand before hundreds of police chiefs this month and tell them how he’s bringing drugs into Essex County jails. It may…
Read more Sheriff expands inmate drug treatment program to The FarmDANVERS — Care Dimensions, the largest hospice and palliative care provider in Massachusetts, invites the public to attend the 37th annual Walk for Hospice on Sunday, Sept. 29,…
Read more Walk for Hospice returning next month in DanversPEABODY — There was a time when 58-year-old Ruth Fabello might not have been given the life-saving care she recently received. Fabello has an intellectual and developmental disability…
Read more Peabody woman defies the odds with kidney transplantHAVERHILL — The state Department of Public Health has confirmed that mosquitoes collected locally tested positive for West Nile virus. The mosquitoes were among those captured at a…
Read more West Nile virus detected in HaverhillMERRIMAC — Town health officials ask residents to take precautions after the discovery of mosquitoes infected with West Nile virus in nearby Haverhill. The insects were among those…
Read more Merrimac health officials warn about West Nile virusMichelle Cadieux, 36, sets up her yoga blocks, strap and bolster, and settles onto her cushioned yoga mat at Morpho Bleu, a yoga studio located in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce. As…
Read more Parenting 101: Namaste, baby! Studies show mental health benefits of yoga for moms-to-be
