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Q&A with Dr. Jennifer LaFemina, surgical oncologist

For LaFemina, working with breast cancer patients is a calling.

Boston Scientific lost $3.5B in value in two days

The price of Marlborough medical device maker Boston Scientific's stock has fallen nearly 9 percent since the close of market trading on Monday, fueled by an announced delay to its Lotus Edge Aortic Valve System in the U.S. and Europe.

Reliant, Optum agree to terms on acquisition

Worcester physician group Reliant Medical Group and global health service organization Optum have agreed to terms on their previously planned acquisition, the companies announced Monday.

Home care registry bill signed by Baker

Gov. Charlie Baker on Friday signed one bill creating a registry of home care workers and vetoed another that would have created a commission to explore ways to use a public health trauma registry to address inequalities in access to health care.
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Athol hopes for new life with marijuana facility

Recreational and medical marijuana could be a $1.1-billion industry in Massachusetts by 2020, and Athol wants in.

Accolades & Honors

Cormier's Self Defense Academy of Holliston marked its 30-year anniversary of teaching men, women, teens and children karate and jujitsu.

Milford Regional back in black with financial turnaround

Milford Regional has turned around its financial fortunes with net income of $2.2 million and is poised to remain independent in a consolidating industry.

Movers & Shakers

Wilson Language Training, Wachusett Community College, Boston Scientific and Provo Wealth Management were among the 10 firms announcing new hires and promotions.
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Moody’s applauds UMass Health financials, Epic launch

Because of its four years of financial improvement and launch of the Epic electronic medical records system, UMass Memorial Health Care's revenue bond rating from Moody's has been upgraded from Baa3 to Baa2, according to the healthcare organization.

Baker gets key small business insurance extension

The Baker Administration has secured federal approval to extend small group health insurance rating factors to encourage premium and market stability.
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