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Street medicine, the practice of caring for homeless people outdoors, is a burgeoning field — an unfortunate reality as America confronts a growing homelessness epidemic. But it’s at least become a little more rewarding after the Biden administration made an under-the-radar yet revolutionary change to Medicaid. Starting this month, doctors, nurses and other providers can bill […]

Bold Types is our weekly roundup of the movers and shakers on Boston's business scene.

Latoyia Edwards was honored at The New England Council's 2023 Annual Celebration on Thursday at the Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport.

Huffman’s opponent is misguided on water plan The recent Marin Voice commentary by Chris Coulombe (“Huffman opponent has water supply questions for congressman,” Oct. 16) leads me to believe that he has not done his homework. The premise of the commentary wildly — and perhaps willfully — misrepresents the Eel River dams situation by suggesting […]

Manchester school board members have voted to end the practice of giving no grade or “NG” to high school students who are passing a class for which they have five

Baxter (NYSE:BAX) announced today that it launched a digital image capture capability for eye exams using its existing opthalmoscope.

Helps support faster diagnosis, enabling earlier treatment of eye conditions Enables a more digitally connected primary care exam Facilitates collaboration and education among primary care...

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Kidder will appear at the Southern Festival of Books Oct. 21

Homelessness has been a significant problem in the Valley for several years.The Maricopa Association of Governments reports more than 28,000 people were experiencing homelessness here between July of last year and June of this year.Now, a judge has denied Phoenix’s request to have more time to clear out the area known as "The Zone." There were still close to 500 unsheltered