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On Thursday, Feb. 4, around 11:07 p.m., the Somerville Police Department responded to a report of an alleged assault in the area of the 400 block of Medford Street. A white male is alleged to have erratically approached a male and female and to have struck the male on the head several times with a firearm.
Police learned the male suspect barricaded himself on the third floor of a private dwelling located at 400 Medford St. where he is believed to reside. The male, who appeared to be agitated and highly emotional, refused to exit the building for officers at the scene. A request for assistance was made for additional emergency resources, including EMS and specialized North Eastern Massachusetts Law Enforcement Council units. As part of the NEMLEC response, trained negotiators were utilized to establish communication with the suspect.
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Maggie Anthony didn’t have much time to deliberate before getting her Covid-19 vaccine. A labor and delivery nurse at Cambridge Hospital in Massachusetts, she suddenly heard from her manager that shots would be available the next day. But with an 8-month-old breastfeeding baby at home, she wasn’t sure whether to accept. Those who are pregnant and lactating haven’t been included in clinical trials for the Covid vaccines, so there’s no data on the vaccines’ safety for these groups.
At first, Anthony thought she would decline. She knew that in the United Kingdom, the National Health Service had said people who are pregnant and breastfeeding shouldn’t be vaccinated. The Food and Drug Administration simply advises, “If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, discuss your options with your healthcare provider.” But Anthony had another factor to consider: She regularly cares for Covid-positive women. “During labor, in the oper
The stress has returned to the Emergency Department at the CHA Everett Hospital this month, as the crew there struggle to keep up with the double whammy of COVID-19 patient increases and large numbers of behavioral/mental health needs also flooding the hospital – while at the same time scrambling to have the right staffing in place at all times.
Dr. Melisa Lai-Becker, chief of the Emergency Department at CHA Everett, said the hospital is seeing a surge of patients right now for COVID-19 complications, with 64 patients having been admitted and the ICU units full for the last two weeks. However, at the same time, they have been hit with a post-holiday surge of behavioral health and mental health needs coming to the hospital as so many people have seemingly reached their breaking points.
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