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Boston Scientific profits fell 33% in 2022

The annual profits at Boston Scientific, a Marlborough medical device manufacturer, dropped to $698 million in 2022, down from $1.04 billion in 2021.

AG Campbell helps roll out abortion hotline

A new hotline went live Monday morning to offer free and confidential legal advice to patients seeking reproductive and abortion care in Massachusetts, including those who do not live in the state.

Future site of Kelly’s Roast Beef, former Volvo dealership sold for $3.6M

A developer has completed its acquisition of 70 Gold Star Boulevard, with the aim of redeveloping the property into an 18,000-square-foot retail plaza anchored by urgent care center ConvenientMD and featuring Kelly’s Roast Beef and Jersey Mike’s Subs.

Seven Hills to acquire $5M Leicester nonprofit ARCHway

Leicester nonprofit ARCHway will merge under the umbrella of the Worcester nonprofit Seven Hills Foundation on April 1.
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Watertown biopharma expanding into 40K-sq.-ft. Northbridge facility

Watertown-based EyePoint Pharmaceuticals will design and construct a new manufacturing facility in Northbridge focused on development and commercialization of therapeutics for severe eye disorders.

Mass. cannabis sales hit record $1.8B in 2022, surpass $5B total

Legal sales of marijuana in Massachusetts hit a new record in 2022, the fourth full year of adult-use cannabis sales in the state.

HPC wants lawmakers to revisit telehealth laws

Lawmakers should revive and extend a pandemic-era policy requiring some telehealth services to be reimbursed on par with in-person care, a new state report recommends alongside an in-depth analysis of the remote option's exploding popularity during the pandemic.

Saint Vincent, Assumption partner to train nursing students at hospital

Assumption University and Saint Vincent Hospital are partnering for a program to give 15 students hands-on clinical experience and provide the hospital with a pipeline of prospective nurses.
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Following student deaths, WPI opens wellness center to promote mental health

Worcester Polytechnic Institute on Thursday cut the ribbon to open its Center for Well-Being, which adds a dedicated space for wellness programming to the campus and centralizes student services.

WooSox to temporarily take over space originally slated for delayed bioscience facility

The Worcester Red Sox plan on temporarily taking over the space set aside for the delayed Left Field Building, which is part of a five-building planned development slated to help pay for the $160-million public baseball stadium.
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