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Why are more young adults having strokes now than 30 years ago? (opens the original)
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Strokes are often thought of as a condition affecting older adults, but new national data show strokes among younger adults have doubled over the past 30 years. That trend has doctors searching for answers while urging younger people not to ignore warning signs or skip routine medical care. Dr. Michelle Leppert, a vascular neurologist at Tufts Medical Center, said researchers still do not fully understand what is driving the increase. Some experts point to a rise in certain risk factors, such as
On the Record: A Massachusetts primary primer (opens the original)
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Massachusetts voters head to the polls on Sept. 1 for Primary Day, and the ballot is stacked with heated races. Democratic analyst Mary Anne Marsh and Republican analyst Ginny Buckingham joined WCVB's "On the Record" to break down the primary contests to watch. The Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts has dominated headlines. Incumbent Senator Ed Markey is being challenged by Congressman Seth Moulton. A recent UMass Amherst/WCVB poll found Markey has the support of 60% of likely p
Retired judge reflects on Lindsay Clancy's defense, what comes next (opens the original)
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After Lindsay Clancy's defense rested in her murder trial, a retired Massachusetts judge shared his perspective on the strategy and what the prosecution will try to do with the remaining rebuttal witnesses. "This is the week, and a little into next week, that frankly will decide this case," Judge Jim Barretto said during a live interview on NewsCenter 5. At this stage, Barretto described the prosecution and defense as being engaged in a "pitched battle" over whether Clancy appreciated the wrongf
Sen. Markey, Rep. Moulton meet in final, crucial debate (opens the original)
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Rep. Seth Moulton pressed his argument for generational change while Sen. Ed Markey defended his progressive record Thursday as the Massachusetts Democrats clashed in their final U.S. Senate primary debate. Throughout the debate, both candidates centered affordability issues while linking domestic prices to the war in Iran. "I don't think there's anything more important right now, not just for affordability but for the lives being wasted in this incredibly dumb war that is completely backfiring
Sen. Markey, Rep. Moulton meet in final, crucial debate (opens the original)
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Rep. Seth Moulton pressed his argument for generational change while Sen. Ed Markey defended his progressive record Thursday as the Massachusetts Democrats clashed in their final U.S. Senate primary debate. Throughout the debate, both candidates centered affordability issues while linking domestic prices to the war in Iran. "I don't think there's anything more important right now, not just for affordability but for the lives being wasted in this incredibly dumb war that is completely backfiring
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