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The Recorder - The vaccination question: Forum offers perspectives from African American, Latino communities

The vaccination question: Forum offers perspectives from African American, Latino communities In this undated photo provided by Johnson & Johnson in September 2020, a woman receives an injection during testing for the Janssen Pharmaceutical-Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Johnson & Johnson via AP Published: 3/7/2021 11:41:21 AM The message that landed in the chat box cut to the crux of an online forum Friday afternoon on perspectives about the COVID-19 vaccine within African American and Latino communities. “Many of my circle of friends/family from the Latino and African American community will not be taking the vaccine,” one attendee wrote. “I understand their concerns . but hope that with conversations and education, they would have more trust.”

COVID vaccine side effect may impact mammograms; cause needless concern

COVID vaccine side effect may impact mammograms; cause needless concern Updated Mar 04, 2021; Posted Mar 04, 2021 In this Oct. 22, 2017 file photo, Dr. Jennifer Hadro, radiologist at Baystate Medical Center, looks at 3-D breast imaging during Breast Cancer Awareness Month. (Don Treeger / The Republican) Facebook Share The Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines can cause lymph nodes under the arm near where the shot was given to temporarily enlarge. As a result, radiologists were advised by their professional societies to consider this possibility when enlarged lymph nodes are detected on mammograms of women recently vaccinated. Enlarged lymph nodes detected on a mammogram can result in a callback over breast cancer concerns and anxiety for the patient involved.

Holyoke Medical Center puts behavioral health hospital plans on hold ; still plans 34 inpatient psychiatric beds

Holyoke Medical Center puts behavioral health hospital plans ‘on hold’; still plans 34 inpatient psychiatric beds Updated Feb 19, 2021; Facebook Share HOLYOKE Holyoke Medical Center is on course to open 34 new inpatient psychiatric beds by May, but has asked the state to “put on hold” its plans announced last year for an 84-bed behavioral health hospital on its campus. “We were supposed to have a final determination-of-need hearing with the state this week, but we asked instead for the state to put a hold on the project,” said Spiros Hatiras, president and chief executive officer of the medical center and Valley Health Systems.

COVID vaccinations begin at troubled Holyoke Soldiers Home - Veterans

COVID vaccinations begin at troubled Holyoke Soldiers Home - Veterans
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