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7.28.26 |  Patch |  Funding/Grants,  Human Interest,  In the Community,  In the Media

Hospital Campus In Marlborough Gets $125K To Support ER Expansion

UMass Memorial Medical Center’s Marlborough Campus was awarded $125,000 from St. Mary’s Credit Union. The project will nearly double the number of patient rooms and add new treatment and trauma rooms.

This $125,000 gift will help us continue to prioritize the health and well-being of our shared community.

Justin Precourt | President, UMass Memorial Medical Center
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7.24.26 |  Telegram & Gazette |  Human Interest,  In the Community,  In the Media

Oxford’s Horgan, an Oncology Nurse, Honors Late Father With Golf Event

In honor of his father, [Ryan] Horgan and his family will run the Fairway to Care golf tournament on Saturday, Aug. 8, at Blissful Meadows Golf Club in Uxbridge to benefit the UMass Memorial Cancer Center.

I think my experience with my dad has made me a better provider and a better nurse practitioner and to have a degree of empathy that another provider might not have.

Ryan Horgan | Bone Marrow Transplant Nurse Practitioner | UMass Medical Center
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7.13.26 |  Worcester Guardian |  Human Interest,  In the Media,  Legislation

Worcester Board of Health Approves Updated Tobacco Regulations

The Worcester Board of Health voted Monday night to approve a series of updates to the city’s tobacco regulations, adopting revisions officials said are intended to address youth tobacco use while creating clearer and more consistent requirements for tobacco retailers.

Status quo is going to lead to increased rates of smoking, vaping, and impacts those disadvantaged populations and vulnerable populations even more.

Ted Kremer, MD | Pediatric Pulmonology, UMass Memorial Medical Center
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6.11.26 |  Telegram & Gazette |  Human Interest,  In the Media

Local EMT Squads Ready for World Cup Watch Parties in Worcester

Worcester is also getting World Cup fever, hosting four watch parties on the Common. Keeping the fans who show up to take in the action safe will be a primary focus. Worcester EMS out of UMass Memorial Health will have two ambulances on site should fans require medical attention. Coastal Medical Transportation Systems will pitch in with two ambulances.
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6.8.26 |  Boston 25 News |  Human Interest,  In the Media

More patients now use GLP-1 medications after bariatric surgery to lose more weight

Losing weight is never easy. Now, some patients are relying on a one-two punch to drop those unwanted pounds.

Losing 60-70% of your excess body weight is really an excellent target and will do wonders for improving metabolic health, but sometimes leaves people at a weight they’re uncomfortable with.

Richard Perugini, MD | Director of Bariatric Surgery, UMass Memorial Medical Center
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6.1.26 |  WBUR |  Patient Care

The Scope of Long COVID Is Bigger Than We Think, Mass. Researchers Say

Dr. Sandeep Jubbal, an infectious disease specialist at UMass Memorial Health, said he still treats new patients seeking care for long COVID, and some whose symptoms have lingered for years.

Not having a diagnostic test is a big limitation. Most of the diagnosis is symptom-based.

Sandeep Jubbal, MD | Infectious Diseases | UMass Memorial Health
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