New form of mpox found in Congo’s biggest outbreak

The disease may spread more easily spread among people but it seems to have a lower death rate, authorities said.

State board reinstates Waterville doctor’s medical license

Dr. Paul Gosselin was suspended from practice in November by the state Board of Osteopathic Licensure after it found evidence he was spreading misinformation about COVID-19.

Migraine medications

Lewiston neurologist Dr. Carl Robinson explains the migraine medication landscape.

New wave: wearable devices to treat migraine headaches

New wearable devices, controlled with a smartphone, are effective for some migraine suffers.

MaineGeneral opens new addiction practice for those seeking treatment

MaineGeneral Addiction Medicine has locations in Waterville and Augusta for people seeking treatment for substance use disorder, opiate use disorder and treatment of other addictive substances.

Face Time: Nathan Poulin, medical inventor

The St. Dom's grad is working to get his potentially life-saving device to market.

Hearing draws advocates of lower prescription prices, patient safety

Proposals to form a state board for prescription drug pricing, allow importation of medications from Canada and otherwise curb rising costs are the focus of testimony.

US health officials alarmed by paralyzing illness in kids

More than 500 U.S. children have been struck by a mysterious paralyzing illness over the past decade, more than 200 of them just last year

Medical pioneers in Auburn and Lewiston were a mixed bag

In an era of quackery and fraud, early doctors sought to provide health care.

Pea-sized pill delivers insulin shot from inside the stomach