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UVMMC currently leases the facilities, and says the purchase would create $6.1 million in savings over 15 years.
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Dozens of family doctors have been using an artificial intelligence tool to help with writing notes. One primary care doctor in Waterbury said it's "transformed the practice."
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The products contain a legal but psychotropic compound produced by the Amanita muscaria mushroom. Vermont's health commissioner said they can cause symptoms like confusion and dizziness.
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Vermont is experiencing a stretch of unusually hot and humid weather that forecasters said could be interspersed with the occasional “normal summer thunderstorm," which shouldn’t cause alarm.
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Around 50 customers in Plainfield do not have running water, and several dozen homes in Barnet are under a boil water notice.
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Nursing staff at Vermont's largest hospital will receive a 23% pay increase over the next three years. The agreement averts a strike that could have cost the medical center over $10 million.
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The University of Vermont Medical Center is preparing to bring in about 500 nurses to work there next week. That's after the union representing around 2,000 nurses at the hospital issued a strike notification Monday.
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New Hampshire’s public health division is looking into a report of an international traveler contracting measles shortly after visiting the town of Hanover.
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Nearly 1,900 nursing staff at the University of Vermont Medical Center could go on strike if their union fails to reach a deal with the hospital before July 9.
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The new law will allow an existing retail store to qualify for a license to sell specifically to medical patients, who can access higher potency products without a sales tax.