Newsroom - June 2020

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January

» Trump administration reverses stance, will no longer hold back second shots of coronavirus vaccine

» Physician and civil rights activist Dr. H. Jack Geiger dies at 95

» Health Commissioner Dr. Monica Bharel on Massachusetts Unique Approach to COVID-19 Vaccine Rollouts

» COVID-19 testing remains a challenge. It could get worse as health care providers juggle vaccine rollout

» Biden chooses Boston Mayor Walsh as Labor secretary

» Mass. offers Internet access help for unemployed

» Betsy Nabel, Brigham and Women's Hospital CEO, to step down

» Pace Of Coronavirus Vaccination Lags Supply In Mass.

» Pace Of Coronavirus Vaccination Lags Supply In Mass.

December 2020

» Over half of Massachusetts high risk communities for COVID-19

» H. Jack Geiger, Doctor Who Fought Social Ills, Dies at 95

» The need for primary care teams

» Vaccine rollout earmarks additional doses for hard-hit Mass. communities. But delivering on that could be a challenge

» Study Finds Permanent Supportive Housing Reduces MassHealth Costs For People Who Were Homeless

» Prioritizing Farmworkers and Other Essential Food Workers for the COVID-19 Vaccine

» 'Victory.' Health care workers in East Boston among the first in Massachusetts to get Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine

» Family of Tuskegee Syphilis Study participant say they will take COVID-19 vaccine but understand the distrust

» FDA Says Extra Doses From Vials of Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Can Be Used

» The Safe Communities Act is not only about immigration. It will protect public health

» As COVID-19 surges, swabbers carry on and on and on

» What to Know About COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution Across New England

» Community Health Centers Will Play 'Critical Role' In Getting Buy-In For Coronavirus Vaccine In Underserved Communities

» Majority of Mass. residents are open to vaccine, new poll shows. Black and Latino residents are most hesitant

» Jim Hunt and the Mass. League of Community Health Centers

» Massachusetts again opening COVID-19 recovery sites as cases surge

» New Commonwealth Fund awards $100K to Worcester groups, targeting support for children of color

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