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MA children show low COVID vaccination rates as new school year begins

COVID vaccination rates in Massachusetts run higher than national ones. But children 11 and younger show low numbers, with a new school year under way.

United statesTown hallPatricia mccaffreyMargaret smithJohn brownsteinLani eklundShaun mcauliffeJeffrey rileyFrank hackettMargaret cookeAmerican academy of pediatricsCenters for diseaseDepartment of elementaryDrug administrationPublic healthWaltham school superintendent brian reagan

Framingham monkeypox vaccination site: Demand outweighs supply of doses

A state-backed monkeypox vaccination site opens in Framingham on Monday, and demand for the limited number of doses is high.

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Where to find a COVID-19 booster in MetroWest

There are plenty of available doses to keep up with local demand for COVID-19 boosters, but not enough staff in pharmacies and health departments.

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MetroWest teens vaccinated at higher rates than state against COVID-19

Teenagers in MetroWest and Greater Milford communities are vaccinated against COVID-19 at a higher rate than that of the state.

Middlesex countyUnited statesJacquelyn murphyZane razzaq metrowestBill murphyEdward burmanShaun mcauliffeHopkinton healthDepartment of public healthMetrowest dailyHealth director shaun mcauliffeGreater milfordPublic healthHealth director bill murphyமிடில்செக்ஸ் கவுண்டிஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்

Framingham s Director of Public Health Wong to take medical leave

Jeannette Hinkle and Zane Razzaq Daily News Staff FRAMINGHAM In a development that leaves a huge hole in the city s fight against the coronavirus, Director of Public Health Sam Wong confirmed he is taking a medical leave. “I’m exhausted,” Wong told the Daily News by phone on Wednesday. “I’m physically, mentally and even sometimes spiritually exhausted. I have given everything I’ve got for the city for the past 10 months and then some, and it has taken a toll on my health and it is to the point where I have to take a step back.” Wong s last day is Thursday. He said he will be on leave for the foreseeable future. Others, though, say he has essentially resigned his post and isn t expected back.

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