Tick risk in Addison County remains very high

Residents are being urged to take precautions against ticks, which can carry Lyme disease, babesiosis and other illnesses.

The donation goes toward converting an E. Middlebury residence into a care home for medically frail adults.

Heart disease in endurance athletes is now becoming more common.

Research suggests a new treatment approach to preserve cherished memories.

The Vermont Vegetable and Berry Grower Association at UVM is offering this hot weather guidance for farming.

SPARK is a newly formed Vermont nonprofit working to encourage ethical, accessible community education on psychedelics and psychedelic-assisted therapies through public talks and conversations.

Barbara Wagner has retired after 52 years of caring for patients and training healthcare providers in Addison County.

An emergency at the Addy Indy was a reminder of the importance of knowing CPR after colleagues helped save the life of a beloved columnist.

Vermont has banned paraquat, an herbicide with strong association with Parkinson’s disease.

If we nominate and then elect Amanda Janoo to be our next governor, Vermont will turn the corner.

The Vermont Department of Health (DOH) on Wednesday confirmed a recent case of rabies in a grey fox in Middlebury

Vermont has the highest average age-adjusted prevalence rate of ALS in the country but has received a failing grade for state policies that support the ALS community. Residents have been working to change that and bring awareness to the disease.

Despite the fact that millions of Americans have reported living with the disease, there are no clear-cut diagnostic tests. Nor are there treatments with a clear-cut record of success. 

Addison County lawmakers are among those who have written or co-sponsored bills aimed at reforming the state’s primary and broader health care systems.

Local healthcare professionals say that while they’re seeing typical influenza symptoms this year, the virus is particularly contagious and flu season got off to an early start.