The board already cleared Jan Kippax of 64 allegations, but more than 100 remain. Read More
“We have high levels of diabetes within our community, but both the insurance and Medicare, Medicaid just don't cover the cost.” Read More
The case against a Lewiston dentist accused of putting the health and safety of his patients in immediate jeopardy is significantly weaker than it was a few weeks ago. Read More
Those who use the botanical say it’s a safe, alternative treatment that helps people. Read More
As of last week, there have been 500 reported cases in 2017. Read More
It was three years ago when Donna Deigan of Brunswick went to Kippax to have a tooth pulled. But that visit made a lasting impression. Read More
Hospital officials say the departures are due to changes the hospital is making to improve quality. But other physicians who have left in recent years say the turnover stems from the administration’s increasingly caustic relationship with providers. Read More
A lawsuit that challenges the designation of the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument remains on hold. Read More
“These increases are much higher than they needed to be.” Read More
Maine’s insurance superintendent has approved double-digit rate increases for 2018 marketplace health insurance plans. Read More
People who receive MaineCare — the state’s version of Medicaid — may soon have to work and pay monthly premiums in order to get benefits. Read More
Two children attending a day camp in Portland have been diagnosed with an antibiotic-resistant skin infection known as MRSA. Read More
Boxed mac and cheese is a source of toxic chemicals called phthalates, according to food safety advocates. Read More
"The right care, the right place, close to home, with the resources and powerhouses of the leading - if not the top - cancer center in the world." Read More
Tim Keefe says despite his injury, he lost his benefits because he couldn’t fulfill the work requirement. Read More
Anie Graham’s parents say there should be distinct protocols to help kids at risk of suicide, and properly trained providers who are available to help. Read More
Last year, 28 people in the Northeast died from paddle craft-related deaths. That’s more than double the national average, according to the U.S. Coast Guard. Read More
AHCA opponents argue that it will result in cuts to care. Read More
Just as the opioid crisis is showing no signs of slowing down, Kenney Miller of the Health Equity Alliance says the rate of hepatitis C infections continue unabated. Read More
It’s a job that has to be done perfectly. Read More
