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WPI researcher receives $606K to study kombucha-related discovery

Worcester Polytechnic Institute researcher Jeannine Coburn was granted $606,146 from the National Science Foundation to develop a transparent wound dressing with its roots in a home culinary project.

Fallon Health CEO and president to retire

Richard Burke, the president and CEO of Fallon Health, is retiring from his role at the end of the year.

Report: UMass Chan suing UMass Memorial for $40M

A legal battle is being fought between UMass Chan Medical School and UMass Memorial Health over millions of dollars from UMass Memorial’s 2019 sale of its stake in Shields Health Solutions to Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc. 

Movers & Shakers for Feb. 20, 2023

People are on the moved at Fidelity Bank, GFA Federal Credit Union, and Waters Corp.
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🔒Worcester nonprofit Edward Street pushing for structural change to child care funding

When Worcester child care advocacy nonprofit Edward Street received a $75,000 grant, it was an example of essential funding for early childhood organizations, which rely on foundational funding in the absence of adequate federal funding.

🔒Even as VC funding abounds in Mass., local entrepreneurs must rely on their own money and time to grow startups

To move on from the garage to the real world isn’t as easy as “I have an idea!” In the world, we cherish ideas and people who bring them to life, but what is often lost is to make something, to start a company, to build something new, money is required.

Galaxy Life Sciences purchases final Reactory properties for $4M

Webster developer Galaxy Life Sciences purchased the final three lots at The Reactory biomanufacturing campus on Belmont Street in Worcester for $4 million on Thursday.

Boston Scientific’s new kidney stone system gets FDA nod

Boston Scientific Corp. has received clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for its new device designed to make kidney stone procedures safer and easier. 
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Leominster home care agency to pay $2.5M settlement over debt collections

Leominster-based Regional Home Care has reached a $2.5-million settlement with the Massachusetts Attorney General’s office resolving allegations the home care agency improperly collected payment from MassHealth members and engaged in deceptive debt collection practices.

Report will show wide gulf in ambulance ride costs

Emergency transportation in a publicly-owned ambulance in Massachusetts costs about twice the national average, according to an upcoming report from the state's Health Policy Commission.
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