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State Roundup: Certain state workers must get shots; large jurisdictions bring back mask mandates

State Roundup: Certain state workers must get shots; large jurisdictions bring back mask mandates
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Black Men Lagging Behind Black Women in Getting COVID-19 Vaccine, DMV Health Departments Report

Black Men Lagging Behind Black Women in Getting COVID-19 Vaccine, DMV Health Departments Report 38 N.C.-based meteorologist Vernon Turner leads by example, while receiving his second COVID-19 shot. Credit- MeteorolgistVernonTurner- Facebook 7News reported that local health departments in Maryland and Virginia say that Black men are lagging behind Black women when it comes to getting the COVID-19 vaccine. The story included suggestions from  Fernando Porter of Silver Spring. The physician said that what helps with hesitancy in his Black male patients feeling skeptical about getting the vaccine is sharing his personal vaccine experience with them. Porter explained his arm hurt, chills, body aches, and joint pain followed, but he later felt nothing else. N.C.-based meteorologist Vernon Turner is turning to social media to lead by example for others, too.

Men lag women in coronavirus vaccinations, especially in Black communities

Men lag women in coronavirus vaccinations, especially in Black communities Rachel Chason, Rebecca Tan © Bill O Leary/The Washington Post DJ Quicksilva on Friday in Hanover, Md. DJ Quicksilva was on the fence about getting vaccinated. The radio host, who lives in Prince George’s County, Md., had been eligible since January because he teaches at his DJ school in person. His doctor was pushing him to get the shot. But he did not trust a medical system he felt had too often failed Black men like him. When his wife got vaccinated in March, the pressure mounted. “It is creating that separation in the house,” he said during a forum he hosted with doctors. “Like: ‘Okay, baby, I’m vaccinated. What you going to do?’ I’m like: ‘Ugh. Jesus Christ.’”

More women than men in D C area getting coronavirus vaccines, especially in Black communities

More women than men in D C area getting coronavirus vaccines, especially in Black communities
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Face to Face: Faith Leaders And The Pandemic

UMB News Support UMB s Increasing Efforts to Deal with the COVID-19 Pandemic During this important period, please consider supporting UMB s critical vaccine research and development, advancing its work in human virology, and donating to critical emergency funds especially designed for specific students in need.  We truly appreciate your gifts in this time of great need.  March 15, 2021 University of Maryland, Baltimore (UMB) President Bruce E. Jarrell, MD, FACS, hosted four Baltimore religious leaders all from different faiths on his March 11 webinar, Virtual Face to Face with President Bruce Jarrell. Billed as an interfaith conversation, the program explored a critical aspect of life for many in the city that had to adapt like everything else in our lives to meet the needs of the faithful.

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