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NEW: No Strike—UMass Memorial and Nurses Reach Agreement—NEW: No Strike -- UMass Memorial and Nurses…

Murray’s Career - The Good and The Bad—Murray's Career -- The Good and The Bad

American Antiquarian Society to Begin New Hands-on History Program—First program begins June 1st

Catch Wool Days at Old Sturbridge Village With Your WOO Card—Great ideas for the week...

Zona Hurls No-Hitter to Keep SPM Baseball in Playoff Hunt—Pitcher's success continues...

Who is the Best High School Boys Lacrosse Player in Central Mass.?—Take your pick...

Remembering Worcester’s Tornado of 1953—A look back in the wake of the…

NEW: Representative Fresolo Resigns—NEW: Representative Fresolo Resigns

Worcester Smart Grid Roll Out Causing Controversy—Worcester Smart Grid Roll Out Causing Controversy

New: City Councilor-at-Large O’Brien Will Not Seek Re-election—O'Brien is former mayor and councilman

 
 
 

UMASS Memorial/Hahneman Nurses Settle, University Nurses Pending

UMass Memorial and nurses reached an agreement today before a strike could take place.

UMass Memorial/Hahnemann nurses and the hospital’s administration have agreed upon a two-year contract after hours of

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Gallup Poll: MA 5th Most Stressed Out State

A new poll from Gallup reveals that Bay State residents are facing the fifth highest levels of stress in the country.

 
 

Cancer Society: Look Good, Feel Better at Worcester Public Library

Bringing inspiration and tips for women living with cancer, the American Cancer Society's Look Good... Feel Better program arrives in Worcester May 13th.

The Worcester Public Library will host the American Cancer Society’s Look Good . . . Feel Better program from 2 p.m. – 4

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MA Employer-Sponsored Healthcare Stable Despite Natl. Decline

Despite a nationwide decline in employer-sponsored healthcare, Massachusetts was one of only three states that worked

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Women Leading in Central Mass.: Cancer Crusader Corrie Painter

Scientist, cancer survivor, wife, mother, and leader: Corrie Painter.

Corrie Painter is a perfect example of the saying, “Life happens when you are busy making other plans.” A PhD student at

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WPI Research Shows Pros and Cons of Student Texting

Research done at WPI shows that students are more likely to participate in class via texting, but new data from Miriam

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NEW: UMass Memorial Physician Honored by Massachusetts Medical Society

Marianne E. Felice, MD, has been honored by the Massachusetts Medical Society as the recepient of the first Woman Physician Leadership Award.

Marianne E. Felice, M.D., the former Physician-in-Chief of the UMass Memorial Children’s Medical Center, has been honored

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video: UMass Memorial Medical Center Expert on Autism Myths

In order to highlight the growing need for concern and awareness about autism, the Autism Society has been celebrating

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Prepare for World Health Day in Worcester

Forgetting your wedding anniversary can land you in some hot water, but being in the dark about your blood pressure level

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UMass Medical Makes Finals in National Video Competition

UMass Medical School has a sustainability video in competition for a national prize.

The University of Massachusetts Medical School (UMMS) is a finalist for the 2013 Second Nature Climate Leadership Award

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Smart Benefits: Employers/Insurers To Foot Healthcare Reform Fees

Self-insured plan sponsors (including Health Reimbursement Arrangements) and/or insurers will need to pay up to three new

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New Fallon Health Initiative Pays Members To Stay Healthy

Fallon Community Health Plan (FCHP) announced an innovative new wellness program on Tuesday, the Healthy Health Plan, that

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How Did MA Score on Health Transparency?

A new report from  the Health Care Incentives Improvement Institute and the Catalyst for Payment Reform grades the states

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NEW: UMass Doctor Receives Top Award From Mass Medical Society

Dr. Linda Sagor

UMass Memorial's Dr. Linda D. Sagor, director of the Division of General Pediatrics, has been named the 2013 recipient of

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