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A new website making dubious claims and requests for personal documentation has prompted strong warnings from the New Brunswick Medical Society and from a New Brunswick cybersecurity expert.

If the FDA loosens restrictions on how the abortion pill is dispensed, it could become easier for some patients to get abortion care if Roe vs. Wade is struck down.

A law intended to tackle anonymous trolls on social media is unlikely to stop online bullying, but it could allow Australian government ministers to continue a trend of suing their critics

A hearing is scheduled for Dr. Paul Gosselin before Maine’s Board of Osteopathic Licensure on Feb. 10.

Over and over Dec. 1, Alna selectmen faced more of the same criticism, and some new, for their handling of town business. This time, Second Selectman Linda Kristan also faced past selectman Doug Baston’s call for her to step down. Kristan responded...

The vote was 5-0 to accept the settlement, which requires the board to receive legal training and pay $5,000 to cover legal fees.

Dana Lajoie has been relieved of his command of the South Berwick police department pending an investigation into his hostile treatment of a neighboring police department.

The rift between South Berwick Police Chief Dana Lajoie and officers in Berwick, where Lajoie lives, has come to light since a late-night tirade was captured on video. It threatens the departments' ability to cooperate.

The Danish Psychiatric Association has a leaflet entitled “Make Psychiatry Healthy.” The suggestions would make psychiatry sicker.

The Bangor City Council has voted 7-1 to ban flavored tobacco products, but the ban will not go into effect until after the Maine Legislature reconvenes next year.