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Always a strong annual donor, Mary Gallerani established a charitable trust to support the mission of Baystate Health Foundation. In doing so, she ensured her annual support lives on forever.

Researchers at UMass Medical School-Baystate are participating in a federally funded study to better understand the opioid epidemic in rural New England—its biggest public health crisis in decades.

Medical student Elizabeth Aherne is back at Baystate for the third time since 2013—progressing through three Baystate academic programs: Summer Scholars, Research Intern, and 4th Year Electives.

Friendly competition yielded more than 750 lbs. of food for The Gray House, a neighborhood social service agency in the north end of Springfield.

Michael Moran, president and chief administrative officer of Baystate Mary Lane and Baystate Wing Hospital, joins Deputy Chief Wloch and Dr. Marlene DiLeo, Ware Superintendent of Schools, supporting the new classroom initiative concept known as Project Based Learning.

UMass medical students in the Population-based Urban and Rural Community Health track (PURCH) got involved with community projects to better understand their patients and the communities they live in.

@umassmed magazine: The PURCH track for medical students reaches out to the community—to help, but also to learn.

BusinessWest: Dr. Matthew Sadof, pediatrician at Baystate Children's Hospital and Healthcare Hero, tries to practice tikkun olam—healing the world.

BusinessWest:  Dr. Peter A. DePergola II, Director of Clinical Ethics, explores the hard questions in medicine—what's possible, what's allowed, and what's good.

MassLive: Dr. Jeffrey Shenberger, chief of newborn medicine at Baystate Children's Hospital, co-authored a study in JAMA Pediatrics on treating babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome.