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For Boston's hospitals, responding to a disaster is harder than it used to be: "If you imagine a large amount of patients coming in from a mass casualty on top of what we're caring for, it's a disaster upon a disaster." https://t.co/kKBliT0Zqx
A "pathogen-neutral" approach. That's how @KateWalshHHS describes Massachusetts' new COVID policies.
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Massachusetts officials are closing the state's last free COVID testing sites, saying they're "no longer the best use of resources."
Along with upcoming federal rule changes, this will make it harder for people to access free COVID tests.
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"It is unethical to see those things and leave them there."
Read how @The_BMC is tackling health disparities in this week's @WBUR CommonHealth newsletter
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Terrific reporting from @gabrieman and haunting images from @RLubb trace the path of toxic ‘forever chemicals’ inside the body https://t.co/Po1mtPuESG via @WBUR
In today's @WBUR CommonHealth newsletter:
A startling statistic on violence against health care workers.
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