Ed Harding is a News Anchor at WCVB-TV (ABC) in Boston. He specializes in health and wellness topics, covering areas such as consumer health, mental health, and wellness programs, while also addressing regional and world news. Ed has been featured in WCVB Channel 5 and WYFF 4.
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By: Ed Harding, Maria Stephanos
Vatican says 71-year-old pontiff already walking around hospital room in Rome, eating regular meals
Data shows raw milk can carry dangerous germs, especially for children
Gov. Maura Healey and challenger Mike Minogue faced off Thursday in their final debate before the Nov. 3 election. Here are the key issues they debated.
By: Ed Harding, Sharman Sacchetti
Massachusetts U.S. Senator Ed Markey sits down with "On the Record" to discuss his bid for another term, Democratic leadership and immigration enforcement.
By: Ed Harding, Jessica Brown
Parents should use the holiday to encourage children to play, connect and practice navigating different emotions
By: Maria Stephanos, Ed Harding
Dr. Daniel Kuritzkes, a senior infectious disease physician at Mass General Brigham, said there is an uptick in flu cases being recovered in wastewater. Flu season is upon us, but we are not in the midst of it, Kuritzkes said; we can expect an uptick in the upcoming months.
By: Maria Stephanos
Dr. Abby Waldman, a dermatologist at Mass General Brigham, said rashes require a lot of detective work in order to determine the cause.
By: Sharman Sacchetti, Ed Harding
MassGOP Chair Amy Carnevale goes "On the Record" about the arrest of Republican lieutenant governor candidate Shawn Oliver and how the party is navigating the obstacle.
By: Jessica Brown
Boston psychiatrist recommends sticking to bedtime routines as much as possible BOSTON —
By: Ed Harding, Maria Stephanos
Dr. Ari Cohen says most of the injuries are 'preventable'
