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Oxford Immunotec’s tuberculosis test approved for patients ages 2 and up

Medical test manufacturer Oxford Immunotec, based in the United Kingdom and Marlborough, has received U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval to use its tuberculosis test on children aged two years or older, the company announced on Tuesday.

Report: Health care even more dominant in local economy

Health care employers in Massachusetts added more workers between 2008 and 2018 than any other industry, nudging the field's share of statewide employment upward to nearly one-fifth, according to a new report.

FDA grants Hologic emergency authorization for asymptomatic COVID testing

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has provided emergency use authorization for Hologic’s Panther Fusion SARS-CoV-2 assay on people who show no symptoms of the coronavirus, the Marlborough medical technology company announced on Monday.

🔒Movers & Shakers for September 28, 2020

People are on the move at Blackstone Valley Education Hub, bankHometown, College of the Holy Cross and more.
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Worcester County sees steady, low coronavirus numbers weeks into school

Coronavirus case numbers have remained at a low, steady rate in Worcester County three weeks into September, so far avoiding rising numbers in other parts of the country now that some schools are back in session.

WBJ to host webinar on COVID’s impact on commercial real estate

On Friday, Oct. 2, Worcester Business Journal will host the latest webcast in its series looking at the changes in the business community in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, focusing on commercial real estate and delving into the data and early trends, what sectors are strong, where there is weak demand, and where there are opportunities.

Native of Israel to take over at UMass Memorial Medical Group president

UMass Memorial Health Care has named its chair of ophthalmology as its new medical group president, effective in December.

Worcester to invest $15M in ionization to fight pandemic in buildings

The City of Worcester is spending $15 million to outfit 85 facilities, including schools and municipal buildings, to install new equipment to help sanitize air during the coronavirus pandemic.
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UMass survey: 40% of Americans might not take coronavirus vaccine

Results from a national survey released by the UMass Medical School could indicate reaching herd immunity to the coronavirus through vaccinations could be harder than hoped.

UMass Memorial, Harrington formalize merger agreement

UMass Memorial Health Care and Harrington Healthcare have finalized their merger agreement, the entities announced Wednesday, sending the proposal to state officials for regulatory approval.
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