25 Investigates has learned that a sixth staff member has been identified with a benign, non-cancerous brain tumor at Newton-Wellesley Hospital. 25 Investigates first reported last week that ...

Five cases were determined to be brain tumors of three different types — all of which were benign (non-cancerous). The only type of benign tumor that had more than one case was meningioma.

Five cases were determined to be brain tumors of three different types—all of which were benign (non-cancerous). The only type of benign tumor that had more than one case was meningioma.

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As of this month, five nurses working on the same floor Massachusetts General Brigham’s Newton-Wellesley Hospital have been diagnosed with non-cancerous brain tumors, the hospital announced.

It said “5 cases were determined to be brain tumors of 3 different types, all of which were benign (non-cancerous). The only type of benign (non-cancerous) tumor that had more than one case was ...

Five nurses from the same floor at Mass General Brigham's Newton-Wellesley Hospital have been diagnosed with brain tumors.

Five cases were determined to be brain tumors of three different types—all of which were benign (non-cancerous). The only type of benign tumor that had more than one case was meningioma.