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Making babies: UMass to open region’s first IVF clinic for $1.4M

UMass Memorial is hoping to bring more family planning services to Worcester and keep couples from having to travel outside the area.

Saint Vincent cheapest for MRI services

Fortunately for anyone looking to get an MRI in Central Massachusetts, Saint Vincent Hospital was found to be the cheapest among 14 hospitals studied by the Pioneer Institute.

MassBio report gives tips to state’s digital health industry

Massachusetts already has a strong digital health market. A new report gives industry leaders pointers for how the state can gain more ground.

Government commission proposed to examine journalism industry

At a time when acquisitions of local papers by international chains and waves of mass layoffs mean the news industry itself is often making headlines, a state lawmaker has offered up a plan.
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Paid family and medical leave comes to Massachusetts

What to know about the state's new paid family and medical leave law, which will start affecting businesses in 2021.

Hanover Insurance doubled profits last year

Hanover Insurance Group saw its profits double last year to $391 million, with the Worcester company already sharing much of those profits with its shareholders.

Marijuana grower appeals Charlton site plan denial

The proposed operator of a 1-million-square-foot cannabis cultivation facility is suing the Charlton Planning Board after it denied the company's site plan earlier this month.

Sentinel & Enterprise owner making play for USA Today company

Digital First Media, the owner of daily newspapers in Fitchburg, Lowell and Boston, has made an offer to buy USA Today publisher Gannett, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.
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Biz confidence dims amidst market volatility, gov’t shutdown

Confidence levels among Massachusetts employers hit a two-year low in December.

Opioid crisis also brings worry of spread of HIV, hepatitis C

Local health officials are working to prevent the spread of infections, particularly HIV and hepatitis C, through infected needles, another consequence of the opioid crisis.
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