Archive for March 2022

Baker told reporters in Dorchester that his newly filed bill would spur greater investments in comprehensive health care services and curb factors that contribute to skyrocketing health care costs. Read More

The drug has been passed from company to company over the years, picking up five FDA approvals related to cancer before being granted a sixth FDA approval in 2017 for acute radiation syndrome. Read More

A team of developers is placing a bet on a local lodging industry that has been battered by Covid-19. Read More

The head of KPMG’s New England and upstate New York region writes that "employees should not need to return to the office five days a week, but flexibility cannot mean no time in the office at all." Read More

The groups asked Attorney General Maura Healey’s office to work with DPH to probe whether the center violated patients’ civil rights and state public health laws. Read More

Two biotech startups from the Bay State, two from Canada and one from California will take part in MassBio’s first installment of its accelerator program MassBioDrive, culminating in an in-person Demo Day in May and cash stipends for each of the selected ventures. Read More

Only a handful of Massachusetts-based banks and credit unions are openly in business with the cannabis industry, nearly a decade after Massachusetts voters legalized medical marijuana. Read More

Beth Israel Lahey Health has signed a letter of intent to acquire Exeter Hospital in New Hampshire. Read More

You helped us choose the remaining 16 companies. Now it’s time to whittle that list down to eight. Read More