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Hologic gets FDA clearance for women’s bacterial diagnostic

Marlborough medical device firm Hologic has won regulatory approval to treat infections the company says impact an estimated 21 million women a year.

CardioFocus lands $55M in funding for product launches

Marlborough cardiac device firm CardioFocus has completed a $55-million round of financing intended to accelerate the commercial introduction of a new generation of its flagship product. 

UMass Memorial, nurses agree on new contract

Nearly 1,400 union nurses at UMass Memorial Medical Center's University Campus have reached a tentative agreement on...

First-of-its-kind sexual infections test from Hologic approved by FDA

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first two tests to detect certain sexually transmitted infections outside of the genitals, and one of those tests belongs to Marlborough medical device maker Hologic. 
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Boston Scientific launches irregular heartbeat device study

Boston Scientific has begun a trial to compare the safety and effectiveness of the next generation of one of its flagship atrial fibrillation devices.

Healey joins multi-state lawsuit over health program funding

More than $12 billion in federal funding for public health programs in Massachusetts could be at risk by a proposed rule that Attorney General Maura Healey sued to block on Tuesday.

Opioid deaths worsen in Worcester, improve statewide

Four Central Massacusetts cities — Framingham, Gardner, Marlborough and Worcester — are bucking a state trend that is generally showing fewer opioid-related deaths.

Fallon’s membership down, profit up

Fallon Health reported a 2% drop in membership in the first quarter of the year compared to a year ago but saw a return to profitability.
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Spectrum’s new executive director targeting child drug use

Worcester addiction treatment firm Spectrum Health Systems has created a new position to oversee adolescent addiction services and is promoting a longtime employee to the job.

Report: Drivers of health care spending still drugs, provider pricing

With prices of care continuing to increase, Massachusetts still ranks among the top for overall health expenses, according to a new report.
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