BOSTON — Samantha Reckis, then 7, lost 90 percent of her skin and was blinded after taking Motrin-brand ibuprofen.

BOSTON — Hospitals often report a baby boom nine or ten months after a blizzard, but what if you’re due now and wondering if you’ll be able to get to the hospital for a delivery?

BIDDEFORD, Maine — A new Massachusetts law that went into effect last month allows up to 35 medical marijuana dispensaries in the state. We visited one in Biddeford, Maine, to see how it works.

BOSTON — The center will dispense 24-hour medical assistance and consultation for health care providers that don’t routinely provide sexual assault treatment services.

WASHINGTON — A House committee is investigating whether the FDA could have prevented the deadly outbreak traced to a Framingham company.

Dr. Anne Goldfeld does the work of three people: fighting for human rights, treating seriously ill patients in Cambodia and Ethiopia, and conducting research to help eradicate AIDS and tuberculosis.

WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — Westborough’s Butch Byrd, who played for the Buffalo Bills, welcomes the $100 million study the NFL Players Association has commissioned from Harvard.

BOSTON — The four owners received more than $16 million in wages and payouts during the firm’s final months.

BOSTON — Around the state, free clinics in churches, synagogues and vacant offices — often run by retired doctors and nurses — are quietly caring for the uninsured.

PLYMOUTH, Mass. — The Pilgrim Nuclear Power Station shut down the plant at about 5:45 a.m. Monday.

BOSTON — There have been more than 1,100 confirmed flu cases in Boston this flu season.

BOSTON — The grant is to help the Connector Authority comply by 2014 with the requirements of the Affordable Care Act.

ROCHESTER, Minn. — Optum Labs, a research and innovation facility, will be based in Cambridge.

BOSTON — The leading cause of death among homeless people in Boston used to be HIV.