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Notre Dame Healthcare names new executive director

Notre Dame Healthcare has named Jessica Brigham as its new executive director of Notre Dame du Lac Assisted Living.

Q&A: A holistic approach to treating neurological conditions

Dr. Jordan Eisenstock is board-certified neurologist and psychiatrist and founder of Community Neuroscience Services in Worcester and Westborough.

Schools, providers, and nonprofits work to undo COVID’s lasting impact on children’s mental health

Youth mental health was a burgeoning crisis even before COVID-19 closed schools and put a pause on social events. 

Nichols program taught police officers how to respond in mass shooting

In an active shooter situation, the difference between life and death can be a matter of seconds.
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Greater Worcester’s rising homelessness level is creating physical and mental health challenges

While demand for affordable housing outstrips available units and rents continue to rise, homelessness rates in Central Massachusetts are skyrocketing. 

Mass. has expanded abortion access, but care barriers and legal issues remain

Reproductive rights advocates in Massachusetts were devastated, but not surprised, when the U.S. Supreme Court officially overturned Roe v. Wade in June. 

🔒Movers & Shakers for Sept. 19, 2022

JENNIFER DiFRANCO has been named director of development at Worcester Academy, effective Aug. 1. DiFranco, a current...

🔒Central Mass. colleges and universities are expanding their nursing programs to meet demand

The nursing shortage is a Central Massachusetts and national problem rooted in demographics.
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ARCpoint Labs expands to Worcester

Gauri Bhalakia, president of both ARCpoint Labs of Southboro-Framingham and ARCpoint Labs of Worcester, started the business in 2016.

Scientists at UMass Chan develop app to track COVID info in Central Mass.

Scientists at UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester have developed a web application which will allow researchers and public health officials to track variants and clinical information about COVID-19 in Central Massachusetts, the medical school said on Thursday.
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