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Healey spotlights Worcester maternal health programs at UMass Chan
Gov. Maura Healey brought her push for stronger postpartum care to Worcester Wednesday, Oct. 21, leading a roundtable at UMass Chan Medical School that highlighted local programs serving new mothers.
Shields Health and UMMH improving access to MRIs with artificial intelligence
Shields Health at UMass Memorial is celebrating their Center of Imaging Innovation with three new AI-powered MRI machines which they said are improving access in the region.
UMass Memorial to Move EHR Data to Microsoft Azure in AI Push
UMass Memorial Health is partnering with Microsoft and Accenture to move electronic health record, clinical, and research data to a unified Microsoft Azure platform, enabling new artificial intelligence capabilities, stronger security, improved caregiver workflows, and expanded research...
As an academic health system and safety net provider, we are continuously looking for new ways to provide innovative care that meets the unique needs of our patients and supports the work of our talented caregivers.
Eric Dickson, MD, president and CEO
Surgeon discusses Pope Leo’s recovery after lung cancer surgery
Dr. Karl Uy, chief of thoracic surgery at UMass Memorial Medical Center, discusses Pope Leo’s lung cancer diagnosis, surgery, and expected recovery.
The Pope, as I recall, is an avid tennis player so honestly, if you can play a game of tennis, you probably have good pulmonary function. And he can probably recover pretty much all of his breathing capacity in, I estimate, six months.
Dr. Karl Uy | Chief of Thoracic Surgery, UMass Memorial Medical Center