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When a fit 40-year-old inexplicably lost mobility in his left leg, Dr. Ron Riesenburger of Tufts Medical followed clues to the top of his spine.

After a lifetime of strange symptoms, a patient was diagnosed with a treatable disorder by Beth Israel’s Dr. Bernard Chang.

To stop the ceaseless irritation, Dr. Roger Jenkins of Lahey Hospital & Medical Center knew he had to remove part of the patient’s liver.

How Boston’s brightest doctors are solving the world’s most baffling medical conundrums. Plus, our annual list of the region’s top doctors.

Being a Masshole is out. ’Tis the season to be good.

With their latest children’s book on shelves now, Boston’s own Ben and Tonya Mezrich tell all.

With out-of-this-world new attractions and plenty of holiday cheer, you don’t need to wait until spring break to visit the happiest place on Earth.

Since time is precious and the world is vast, here it is: our highly curated list of where to bike, hike, hang-glide, and simply take in the view while the weather lasts.

Let them ask “Are we there yet?” all the way to these family-friendly adventures—it’ll be worth it.

Watching peak foliage is the ultimate fall show. Don’t miss an award-worthy moment with this week-by-week planning calendar.

Low-key vibe, high-impact scenery: Cape Cod’s westernmost towns make it easy to take the plunge.

From modern-art murals to natural marvels, the state’s western border offers myriad wedding backdrops.

Here’s everything honest (but anxious) parents need to know, but no one is telling you—until now.

Sort by what matters most to you—SAT scores, class size, AP participation, and more.

From choosing the right test, to crafting the perfect essay—here’s how to hack the college admissions process without committing fraud.