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April 13, 2021 h1 The multibillion-dollar costs of firearm injuries: Research and resources to consider /h1 p class byline by Clark Merrefield, The Journalist s Resource br April 13, 2021 /p p Mass shootings in the U.S. often attract national media coverage. They’re horrific, they upend the lives of numerous victims and families, and they’ve become increasingly common over the past two decades. /p p Less covered nationally, but deserving of more media attention, is the everyday toll of gun violence particularly injuries, which incur tens of billions of dollars in hospital costs and lost work time every year. /p
VCU reverses decision to delay thousands of second-dose vaccinations as Virginia unrolls new allocation strategy Staff at VCU Medical Center in Richmond receive 4,000 doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. (Source: VCU) By Kate Masters | Virginia Mercury | January 28, 2021 at 3:09 PM EST - Updated January 28 at 3:09 PM
Thousands of employees at Virginia Commonwealth University were notified Wednesday that the system was delaying their second-dose appointments for COVID-19 vaccine â a move that would have affected VCU Health workers along with some university staff, faculty and students.
Hours later, after the Mercury asked state and university leaders to explain the decision, VCU abruptly reversed course.