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Nakeisha Moise, a junior at North High School, takes a turn presenting her team’s research project at the Pipeline Dreams Research Expo

Pipeline Dreams Expo showcases health equity research by local high school students

More than two dozen high school students exploring careers in medicine, research and public health presented their re

Thank You - Behavioral Health Referral Form

4.10.25

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You have successfully submitted a Behavioral Health referral form. Our office will review your request and contact you.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us at 508-765-2222.

Lauren Murphy and husband Brian Rettger walk down a hallway in the University Campus' Ambulatory Care Center

UMass Memorial Health couple preparing for the 129th Boston Marathon

Lauren Murphy is preparing to run the Boston Marathon and she’s got her husband Brian Rettger by her side.

Harrington Behavioral Health Referral Form

4.14.25

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Caregivers assist each other with protective gear.

UMass Memorial to buy Groton property for new Nashoba Valley emergency facility

After UMass Memorial Health previously announced it would open an emergency department in the Nashoba Valley region i

Thank You - TMS Referral Form

4.10.25

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You have successfully submitted a referral for Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy.

Our office will review your request and contact you within the next 48 hours.

Visit Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy for more information on TMS therapy.

Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Referral Form

4.10.25

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Organ Donation: Your Power to Save Lives

One organ donor can save eight lives and help 75 more. Every 8 minutes, someone joins the transplant list. Registering as a donor gives others a second chance.

hand giving a pretend heart to another set of hands for organ donation

Cardiac Amyloidosis Program

4.10.25

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What is Cardiac Amyloidosis?

Amyloidosis is a condition where an abnormal protein called amyloid (dysfunctional proteins that stick together) builds up in tissues and organs, such as the kidneys, spine, GI tract and nerves. When they build up in the heart, it makes it harder for the heart to function correctly, leading to heart failure. This disease is called cardiac amyloidosis. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial to managing this condition effectively.

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