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Health care providers urge Latino, Black communities to get COVID-19 vaccine
Updated Feb 01, 2021;
Posted Jan 31, 2021
Dr. Alejandro Esparza-Perez is the chief medical officer at Holyoke Health Center, where more than 80 percent of the staff were willing to be immunized during the state s Phase I timeline with one of the vaccines that the Food and Drug Administration authorized for emergency use against COVID-19. (Don Treeger | The Republican)
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HOLYOKE After Dr. Alejandro Esparza-Perez received his second dose of Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine, his shoulder area was a bit sore and he had a slight headache and chills.
All temporary symptoms, the chief medical officer of Holyoke Health Center said, that the vaccination was “doing what it is supposed to do”: Arming his immune system to fight a virus blamed for 14,000 deaths in Massachusetts and 2 million worldwide. ....

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