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AMR, Greenfield hold dedication ceremony for new ambulances
By Mary Byrne on September 23, 2020 GREENFIELD — City officials and representatives from the medical transportation company AMR dedicated two new ambulances to the city on Wednesday. “By the strength of a public-private partnership, we’re proud to offer...
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Greater Boston’s biotech market is a Covid-19 bright spot, CRE panel says
By Catherine Carlock on September 22, 2020 The coronavirus pandemic has battered most of the U.S. economy, but the biotech sector has been a bright spot that’s likely to continue, according to panelists discussing a regional life-science outlook for...
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RADLogics Secures FDA Clearance for AI-Powered Chest X-Ray App for Triage & Prioritization
By Jasmine Pennic on September 22, 2020 What You Should Know: – RADLogics today announced that it has secured 510(k) clearance from the FDA for the company’s novel AI-Powered chest X-ray pneumothorax application, which identifies and...
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Viewpoint: Make mental health for minority children a priority
By Lesli Suggs & Lydia Conley on September 17, 2020 In Massachusetts, there are 2.6 times more Black children and 3 times more Hispanic/Latino children than white children in the child-welfare system, according to the Department of Children and...
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Individual Gun Ownership Is Not at Stake in This Election | Opinion
By JOHN E. ROSENTHAL on September 8, 2020 As a long-time gun owner, shooting sports enthusiast, businessperson and gun safety advocate, I can say with complete certainty that gun ownership is not at stake in this fall's election. It is well-settled law that private...
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Vital EMS Launching Earn While You Learn Program In Worcester
By Spectrum News Staff Worcester on September 3, 2020 A new program will allow people to get EMT certified while also being paid for their training. Vital EMS is partnering with the city of Worcester to launch the Earn While You Learn program. Springfield adopted it...
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Workforce emergency: Ambulance company to offer paid EMT training in Worcester
By Brian Lee on September 2, 2020 WORCESTER - Amid a national shortage of emergency medical technicians, the region’s leading private ambulance service announced Wednesday it will pay 25 residents to train for 12 weeks as full-time EMTs, and pay their...
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Indiana’s exoneration fund has made no restitution payouts for wrongful convictions
By Sandra Chapman on September 2, 2020 INDIANAPOLIS — A new state law that's supposed to compensate the wrongly convicted has yet to pay out any money and is not helping anyone. 13 Investigates looks into why exonerees are going without money and...
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