Restaurant review: Luke’s Lobster
If you are looking for a place to get a delicious lobster roll, Luke’s Lobster is the perfect destination. Continue reading
View Article‘Tiger Style!’ comes to Boston
Actor Francis Jue said his favorite part about being in play “Tiger Style!” is how it takes stereotypes about Asian Americans and flips them. Continue reading
View ArticleConstruction going well for 88 Hudson
Asian Community Development Corporation, a 29-year-old nonprofit developer in Boston, is proud to create more affordable homes for working families at 88 Hudson Street in Chinatown. Continue reading
View ArticleCNC discusses new housing project
The Chinatown/South Cove Neighborhood Council (CNC) had its monthly meeting Feb. 21 at the Chinese Consolidated Benevolent Association. During the meeting, the CNC heard a presentation on a proposed...
View ArticleGetting to know thyroid cancer
There are many different types of cancer. Some of more well-known types are breast or skin cancer, while others are less discussed. One of the most uncommon cancers and least widely known is thyroid...
View ArticleHow to avoid the winter blues
As the winter months drag on, it is not uncommon for people to deal with seasonal depression or, as many people refer to it, the “winter blues.” The winter blues can have people feeling tired,...
View ArticleSmoking causes wrinkles
Many people know smoking can lead to a plethora of health problems. It can cause many different of cancers, trouble breathing and ultimately death. Another problem smokers face is cigarettes wreaking...
View ArticleBoston Ballet pushes limits with ‘Artifact’
Boston Ballet begins its five-year partnership with world-renowned choreographer William Forsythe with the North American company premiere of his full-length ballet "Artifact." Continue reading
View ArticleRestaurant review: Little Donkey
Little Donkey is a cute and intimate restaurant located in central square Cambridge. Continue reading
View ArticleJoslin talk gives the ‘skinny’ on Asian American diabetes
The Joslin Diabetes Center hosted the first Lawrence and Evelyn Wing Family Lectureship on Diabetes on March 1. Continue reading
View ArticleThe dangers of e-cigarettes
Electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes have become popular, perceived as a fun alternative to traditional cigarettes. However, they are just as dangerous. Continue reading
View Article‘The Wong Street Journal’ shares story of African journey and inspiration
Performer Kristina Wong was in a funk. Continue reading
View ArticleMy struggle with depression: Fighting an ‘invisible predator’
I couldn’t get out of bed anymore in my sophomore year of college. Continue reading
View ArticleHow smoking affects your lungs
Smoking is proven to cause a plethora of health issues throughout the body. However, the lungs are most likely to be damaged by smoking. Continue reading
View ArticleSmoking impacts unborn children
While smoking in general is dangerous to anyone’s overall health, smoking while pregnant is especially dangerous and unhealthy for both the mother and the baby. Continue reading
View ArticleBoston health professionals discuss smoking cessation
The Boston Public Health Commission held a smoking cessation workshop on March 16. Continue reading
View ArticleFour tips to avoid rental scams
Trying to find an apartment can be tough. Boston’s growing population and demand is no match for limited housing stock. With the presence of Craigslist and other sites online, apartment hunting can...
View ArticleGetting to know bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder, also known as manic-depressive illness, is a brain disorder that causes unusual shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, and the ability to carry out day-to-day tasks. Continue reading
View ArticleAdvocates rally to change state tobacco laws
More than 100 cancer patients, survivors and their families from throughout Massachusetts gathered at the State House to ask legislators to support legislation protecting youth from the dangers of...
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