New Specialist Joins New England Pain Center Team

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Dr. Steven T. Nguyen
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Medical Center has appointed Dr. Steven T. Nguyen, a board-certified and fellowship-trained physician specializing in pain management, to the BMC medical staff and the New England Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Center at BMC.

Nguyen is accepting new patients in need of pain management services and joins Dr. Andrew DeMaggio at the Pain Center.

He is board certified in anesthesiology and was fellowship trained in pain medicine at Emory University Medical Center in Atlanta. He received his medical degree from New York Medical College in Valhallaand completed his residency in anesthesiology from Montefiore Medical Center in Bronx, N.Y.

Nguyen is fluent in English, Vietnamese and Spanish.

The New England Pain Diagnosis and Treatment Center provides comprehensive pain management services and is located at the BMC Hillcrest Campus, 165 Tor Court. To make an appointment with Nguyen or DeMaggio, ask your physician for a referral or call 413-445-7246.
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Taconic's Brown Finishes Strong at National Tournament

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MINNEAPOLIS – Taconic’s Luzis Brown made a furious run at qualifying for the second phase of the Junior Gold Championships but fell just less than four pins under the cut.
 
After 16 games in four days, Brown averaged a 199.75 in the event’s 16-and-under division.
 
The top 101 bowlers advanced after qualifying, and the cutline was 203.81.
 
Brown rolled 200 games in his last eight games on Wednesday and Thursday. 
 
On Thursday, he posted a 278 in his second of four games.
 
The next closest qualifier from the dozen Berkshire County athletes who made the trip to Minnesota was Devyn Fillio in the 16U girls.
 
Fillio rolled a 233 on Thursday to help push her average to 164.81. She placed 122nd in a 326-bowler field, but only 47 girls in the 16U division advanced to Friday’s play.
 
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