Another brain tumor case reported amid Massachusetts nurse cluster
- A total of six employees at Mass General Brigham's Newton-Wellesley Hospital, including five nurses from the maternity unit, have been diagnosed with noncancerous brain tumors, according to officials and union representatives.
- The investigation led by Mass General Brigham's Department of Occupational Health and Safety found no environmental risks linked to the brain tumors, as stated by Ellen A. Moloney.
- The Massachusetts Nurses Association is conducting an independent investigation and plans to share results in one to two weeks, according to The Boston Herald.
- Some nurses believe the actual number of affected staff could be higher, with reports of at least ten individuals diagnosed with different brain tumors in recent years, as reported by CBS News.
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Six staffers on same floor of Mass. hospital diagnosed with brain tumors
Another worker at a Boston-area hospital has been diagnosed with a brain tumor, the sixth to be identified among staff members who all worked on the same floor. The president of Mass General Brigham’s Newton-Wellesley hospital, Ellen Moloney, confirmed the latest case in a note to “patients and families” posted online. She said the latest tumor was benign and “noncancerous,” just like the five others previously identified among those who either …
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