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	*About the LMA Longwood Medical and Academic Area* Prepared by MASCO Fall 2008 Five years ago, MASCO reported on the growth and economic impact of the Longwood Medical and Academic Area (LMA) and made data driven predictions for the future. We are pleased to report that the LMA continues as a thriving economic engine for Boston, Massachusetts and the New England region ...click here to read more.

	*Colleges of the Fenway Service to the Community* Prepared by MASCO Summer 2008 The Colleges of the Fenway collaboration has a wide presence in the city and the state, contributing financially, socially and altruistically. This report presents the collective social and economic impact and contributions of the Colleges of the Fenway to the City of Boston, its neighborhoods and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts...click here to read more
	*How to Apply for Jobs in the Longwood Medical & Academic Area* Prepared by MASCO June 2008 There are twenty-three institutions in the LMA, with a total employment of over 40,000 people. This booklet is an employment resource for our neighbors in Boston to encourage Boston residents to apply for available positions...click here to read more

State of the LMA
Executive Summary Report

A Report on Longwood Medical and Academic Area Institutions,
Their Future Growth and Economic Impact

MASCO / Goody, Clancy & Associates
September 2003

The Medical, Academic and Scientific Community Organization (MASCO) has worked with its member institutions, who together represent almost every aspect of the Longwood Medical and Academic Area (LMA), to assess core opportunities and challenges facing the LMA. MASCO retained Goody, Clancy & Associates to assist in this effort...click here to read more.

Mercury Work Group
Prepared by MASCO May 1997

The Massachusetts Water Resources Authority (MWRA) currently prohibits the discharge of mercury by industrial facilities to its sewer system and imposes an effective discharge limitation for mercury of 1.0 part per billion (ppb) from its regulated sources, including hospitals and institutions. Meeting the MWRA's standard for sewer discharge...click here to read more.