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Scientists’ research again in limbo as Supreme Court rules $800 million in funding can be paused

Scientists’ research again in limbo as Supreme Court rules $800 million in funding can be paused

The Supreme Court ruled on Thursday that the National Institutes of Health can pause almost $800 million in funding for hundreds of research grants, a decision that was seen as a setback to the research community. But the court also left in place...

Boston financial group launches tool to promote Biblical investing

A Boston-based financial group unveiled a free investing tool this week to help Christians ensure their financial investments align with their religious beliefs. Eventide Asset Management’s Good Investor Screening Tool allows users to search...

Boston Scientific

Boston Scientific

Boston Scientific produces less invasive medical devices that are inserted into the human body through small openings or cuts. It manufactures products for use in angioplasty, blood clot filtration, cardiac rhythm management, catheter-directed...

Stryker to begin work this year on expanded Cork research centre

Stryker to begin work this year on expanded Cork research centre

Construction work is expected to commence before the end of this year on Stryker’s major new research and innovation centre in Carrigtwohill, solidifying Cork's position at the heart of the US multinational's global operations.Despite the global...

GOP rivals agree Boston Mayor Wu should immediately retire

GOP rivals agree Boston Mayor Wu should immediately retire

GOP gubernatorial candidates Mike Kennealy and Brian Shortsleeve agree on one thing — Boston Mayor Michelle Wu is the politician they’d vote to send into “immediate retirement.” The two rivals teed off Friday evening on Howie Carr’s radio show...

Supreme Court: Trump Administration Can Slash $783 Million in Research Grants in Anti-DEI Push

Supreme Court: Trump Administration Can Slash $783 Million in Research Grants in Anti-DEI Push

President Donald Trump, from left, speaks as Cody Campbell, WWE CCO Triple H and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. listen during an event for the signing of an executive order restarting the Presidential Fitness Test in...

Boston Dynamics humanoid robot shows off whole-body moves

Boston Dynamics humanoid robot shows off whole-body moves

Technology The Atlas robot sorts object. Boston Dynamics/YouTube By Annie Jonas August 22, 2025 | 3:13 PM 1 minute to read Share Close Send this article to your social connections. Share Send this article to your social connections. Boston...

Mass. researchers once again lose grant funding as Supreme Court sides with the Trump administration

Mass. researchers once again lose grant funding as Supreme Court sides with the Trump administration

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the National Institutes of Health does not need to continue paying $783 million in previously cut research grants to projects. The decision overturned a lower court ruling that the federal government needed to...

John Boston | I’ve Slept In Better ‘Joints’ Than This …

John Boston | I’ve Slept In Better ‘Joints’ Than This …

“Ow?” I have a dear doctor pal who has this intriguing habit of looking up not just the meaning of words, but their origins. It’s both annoying and educational. Plus side? You get smarter, if only in a Chamber of Commerce Mixer/Useless Information...

EU Chemicals Reform Expands PFAS Ban Scope

EU Chemicals Reform Expands PFAS Ban Scope

Europe’s crackdown on “forever chemicals” is creeping into more corners of industry as regulators not-so-quietly expand the scope of their proposed ban. The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) published an updated proposal on Wednesday to restrict...

“They’re in everything:” Massachusetts lawmakers explore solutions to forever chemicals

“They’re in everything:” Massachusetts lawmakers explore solutions to forever chemicals

As the risk of toxic forever chemicals grows, a handful of Massachusetts legislators and advocates are looking for solutions to the complex problem. Last week, a group of Massachusetts lawmakers, agency officials, and advocates visited Maine to...

Supreme Court Upholds NIH Funding Cuts Affecting DEI in Clinical Research

Supreme Court Upholds NIH Funding Cuts Affecting DEI in Clinical Research

What clinops professionals need to know Recent NIH funding cuts tied to DEI policies are creating uncertainty across the research landscape. Site budgets and staffing remain vulnerable as states challenge the policy shifts, but the Supreme Court...

US Supreme Court allows NIH to cut $2 billion in research grants

US Supreme Court allows NIH to cut $2 billion in research grants

The US Supreme Court has ruled that the administration of President Donald Trump can go ahead with cuts to active research grants.Credit: Perry Spring/iStock via GettyThe US Supreme Court has derailed researchers’ efforts to reinstate almost $2...

Massive multi-billion dollar data center campus planned in western Massachusetts

Massive multi-billion dollar data center campus planned in western Massachusetts

Developers in the coming months could break ground on a western Massachusetts data center campus where investments could total $4 billion, a project buoyed by a new state tax incentive. But as officials iron out regulatory frameworks, some...

WPI biomedical engineering professor receives $630K grant for fibrosis study

WPI biomedical engineering professor receives $630K grant for fibrosis study

Worcester Polytechnic Institute researcher Catherine Whittington has been awarded a CAREER Award from the National Science Foundation for $629,998 to create laboratory models for the study of fibrosis in the pancreas, skin, and uterine fibroids....

A heart-shaped scallop turned up off the Massachusetts coast

A heart-shaped scallop turned up off the Massachusetts coast

While surveying the frosty waters of the North Atlantic, a team of NOAA scientists recently uncovered a heart-shaped sea scallop. A small dent in the top makes the sea creature look like the symbol of love instead of the sea scallop’s typical fan...

Struggling To Hit Your Step Goals? Science Says This Change Could Add 1,400 Steps a Day—Here’s Why

Struggling To Hit Your Step Goals? Science Says This Change Could Add 1,400 Steps a Day—Here’s Why

A new study suggests that where you live could influence your step count. Boosting step count can be beneficial for your health in a number of ways. Here's what the study found, and other ways to reap the benefits of more daily movement in your...

Boston Scientific launches head-to-head drug-coated balloon trial

Boston Scientific launches head-to-head drug-coated balloon trial

The Agent drug-coated balloon. [Image from Boston Scientific] Boston Scientific (NYSE: BSX) + announced today that it initiated a new trial to assess its Agent DCB compared to the standard of care. The AGENT DCB STANCE trial pits the drug-coated...

Weekend To Do List: Azorean festival, kids fun fest, biking in Boston

Weekend To Do List: Azorean festival, kids fun fest, biking in Boston

August 22, 2025 / 8:25 AM EDT / CBS Boston Weekend To Do List: Kid friendly festivals and Boston biking celebration Weekend To Do List: Kid friendly festivals and Boston biking celebration 01:04 This weekend is full of festivals across...

Arden Engineering Constructors Named 2025 Mechanical Contractor of the...

Arden Engineering Constructors Named 2025 Mechanical Contractor of the...

Pawtucket, Rhode Island — Arden Engineering Constructors, a leader in integrated mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection (MEP/FP) solutions, has been honored as PM Magazine’s 2025 Mechanical Contractor of the Year, recognizing the...

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