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UMass Chan eliminating 70 jobs as adolescent program transfers to state oversight

UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester will be transferring administration of the Adolescent Continuing Care Unit at the Worcester Recovery Center and Hospital on Jan. 21, eliminating 70 jobs from the medical school's purview.

Worcester home care service provider arraigned for alleged $1.6M Medicaid fraud

Worcester-based Union Home Health Care Services, an adult foster care company, and its owners have been arrested and arraigned related to an alleged $1.6-million scheme to defraud MassHealth, the state’s Medicaid program. 

Health assessment: Greater Worcester must improve housing, broadband, healthcare workforce

The Worcester Division of Public Health has identified six priority areas to focus on to improve regional health and increase health equity across Greater Worcester.

AdCare CEO departs after six months on the job

After joining the Worcester mental health and addiction treatment center in May, AdCare Hospital CEO Brian Stoesz has left the role. 
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DPH publishes safety recommendations for cannabis businesses

State public health officials on Thursday detailed steps the cannabis industry should be taking to prevent work-related asthma.

Report: Maternity care in North Worcester County was poor before Leominster closure

The healthcare landscape in North Central Massachusetts faces detriments in prenatal care and median distance to hospitals with comprehensive services, according to two state reports.

Framingham nurses not yet acknowledged for unionization

Two months since nurses at Framingham Union Hospital requested voluntary recognition of their labor union in a letter to MetroWest Medical Center CEO John Whitlock, nurses have not yet voted on the decision to unionize.

WPI professor to lead development of oxygen level detector for infants of color

The National Institutes of Health have awarded $1.1 million to a Worcester Polytechnic Institute-led research project aimed at reducing racial bias in care for premature infants. 
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After launching on NYSE, Allurion generated $18M in revenue for third quarter

Natick weight loss company Allurion Technologies reported a 40% sequential revenue growth in the third quarter, the first quarter in which the company has been publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange, despite stock price declining in the three months since.

Framingham firm debuts genome test to check for genetic disorders in pregnancy

Framingham genetic medicine firm Variantyx has launched a new genome-based test for chromosomal abnormalities.
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