News in 2021

Many women notice breast symptoms or changes during their lives. Dr. Holly Mason describes benign breast conditions and explains when – and when not – to worry.

The 56th annual Baystate Noble Ball has been postponed to November 5, 2022.

Women need to know their risk factors and what they can do to minimize their chances of developing breast cancer.

Deciding to get bariatric surgery is a big moment. You want to feel comfortable with the weight loss surgery center you choose. Learn what to consider.

Greenfield Cooperative Bank recently made a $75,000 donation, one of the largest in the bank’s history, in support of Baystate Franklin Medical Center’s new Department of Family Medicine.

The 2021 Rays of Hope Walk & Run Toward the Cure of Breast Cancer will shift from an in-person event to a hybrid event.

The Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health track’s Classes of 2024 and 2025 were presented with white coats—a symbol of their initiation into the medical profession—on September 17, 2021 from the UMass T.H. Chan School of Medicine.

Learn where to go and what to expect before, during, and after your COVID-19 nasal swab test.

Menopause is a transition that takes place over months or years, with effects that continue after menstruation has ceased. Learn what changes to expect.

The benefits of weight loss surgery are so much bigger than the numbers on a scale.