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Rare Disease Diversity Coalition Formed To End Racial Disparities In Rare Disease Diagnosis, Research And Treatment

Rare Disease Diversity Coalition Formed To End Racial Disparities In Rare Disease Diagnosis, Research And Treatment
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Sen Michael Bennet s Health Force bill taps unemployed to deliver medical services

Sen. Michael Bennet’s ‘Health Force’ bill taps unemployed to deliver medical services Durango, Colorado Currently Tue 3% chance of precipitation 6% chance of precipitation Effort would focus on vulnerable, underserved communities Saturday, Jan. 30, 2021 12:56 PM Bennet Bennet Escuchar en Español: Loading the Español audio player. U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet, alongside 10 other Democratic colleagues in the Senate, has introduced a “Health Force” bill aimed at helping to manage the COVID-19 pandemic. The legislation, called The Health Force, Resilience Force, Jobs to Fight COVID-19 Act, would tap those who are unemployed, train them with “basic public health skills” and employ them in their own communities to bolster communities’ response to the coronavirus pandemic. It would specifically aim to recruit people from lower income, minority and marginalized communities.

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GW Hospital workers receive first doses of COVID-19 vaccine

Media Credit: Grace Hromin | Assistant Photo Editor U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams encouraged all patients to take the vaccine, and he urged local officials to ensure doses are distributed in an equitable manner. A group of five health care workers at the GW Hospital became the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccine in D.C. Monday. U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar and U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams joined Mayor Muriel Bowser and medical staff at GW Hospital to present the first novel coronavirus vaccinations in the District. Barbara Neiswander, a nursing supervisor at the hospital, was the first to receive a vaccine, and she was followed by Raymond Pla, an anesthesiology specialist and assistant professor of anesthesiology, who said he hopes he can encourage his Black patients to trust in the vaccine.

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