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Viruses continued to rear their ugly heads during 2022 – including the triple threat of influenza, RSV and COVID-19 in the fall – yet other local medical milestones also stood out in Routt County. Topping...

Artists and critics, who see these dynamics play out on the ground, respond to the 2022 Burns Halperin Report.

Ben Davis considers how today's tech bro-powered vibe shift might represent a different kind of backlash than we saw in the 1990s.

The Isabella Stewart Gardner publication reads like an adventure story, and so does another study of a single work. Read more at Boston.com.

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Lots of NFT art collections nose-dived in this year’s crypto crash, but a well-stocked library will never lose its value. Museums, galleries a

Mirum Pharmaceuticals announced the European Commission has approved Livmarli for the treatment of cholestatic pruritis in patients with Alagille syndrome. “Livmarli’s (maralixibat, Mirum) approval signifies the first and only approved treatment for Alagille syndrome (ALGS) in Europe; it is currently also approved in the U.S. and Israel,” Chris Peetz, president and CEO of Mirum

After achieving early fame, he abandoned the insular art world of New York and fled to Bali, producing work that was lush, provocative and often sharply satirical.

More than 200 works by Philip Guston — the celebrated artist whose paintings featuring Klan imagery recently created a firestorm — are comin

Here are the actors, pop stars, dancers and artists who broke away from the pack this year, delighting us and making us think.