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New addiction services nonprofit to open in Marlborough

A yoga instructor who has offered classes to patients at local residential addiction treatment center will open...

Research shows hospitals losing out on apps

Research from Chicago-based professional services firm Accenture suggests that the largest U.S. hospitals are failing to connect patients with mobile apps.

Nursing home workers join those seeking $15 an hour

Nursing home workers joined the ranks of airport workers, fast food employees, personal care attendants and others pushing for a $15 hourly minimum wage this week.

Government pushes back healthcare reporting deadlines

The federal government last week extended several health care reform-related reporting deadlines, which an industry group said...
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Users, not taxpayers, should shoulder public transit burden

For efficient point-to-point travel, almost nothing beats the car, especially over short distances.

Worcester revival justifies $42M development loan

Worcester is showing many signs of being in the midst of an economic revival.

Tech grants awarded to local organizations

Two Worcester organizations are recipients in the Massachusetts eHealth Institute's (MeHI) latest grant round.

HealthAlliance cancer center receives $3,500

Leominster's HealthAllliance Hospital received a $3,500 donation that will benefit breast cancer patients.
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House pushes bill authorizing med assistants to give vaccines

The House this month advanced a bill authorizing medical assistants to give vaccines to patients.

Mass. Nurses: No fracking

The Massachusetts Nurses Association has joined the fight against fracking in Massachusetts.
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