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Snag a vaccine appointment, then face the next hurdle: How to get there?

RAE ELLEN BICHELL Kaiser Health News The airport says a lot about Cortez, Colorado: The single-engine planes that fly into itsÂ one-room airportÂ seat nine passengers at most. The city of about 9,000 is known largely as aÂ gatewayÂ to beautiful places like Mesa Verde National Park and the Four Corners Monument. But COVID-19 vaccines have made Cortez a destination in its own right. âWe had a couple fly in to get their vaccine from Denver that couldnât get it in the Denver metro area,â said Marc Meyer, director of pharmacy services and infection control forÂ Southwest Health System, which includes clinics and a community hospital in Cortez. Others have come from neighboring states and as far away as California, Florida and the Carolinas. âThey all come back for their second dose,â he said. âBecause itâs so hard to get in the cities.â

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Snag a vaccine appointment, then face the next hurdle: How to get there?

Snag a vaccine appointment, then face the next hurdle: How to get there? The airport says a lot about Cortez, Colorado: The single-engine planes that fly into its one-room airport seat nine passengers at most. The city of about 9,000 is known largely as a gateway to beautiful places like Mesa Verde National Park and the Four Corners Monument. But covid vaccines have made Cortez a destination in its own right. We had a couple fly in to get their vaccine from Denver that couldn t get it in the Denver metro area, said Marc Meyer, director of pharmacy services and infection control for Southwest Health System, which includes clinics and a community hospital in Cortez. Others have come from neighboring states and as far away as California, Florida and the Carolinas. They all come back for their second dose, he said. Because it s so hard to get in the cities.

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Wilkes University Selects David M Ward as Senior Vice President and Provost

Wilkes University April 19, 2021|Submitted by: Gabrielle D Amico Wilkes University has selected David M. Ward, Ph.D. as its senior vice president and provost. In this role, Ward will serve as the chief academic officer of Wilkes, leading the University’s scholarship, programs and initiatives, and working with the deans and faculty of its six academic schools and colleges. He will start at Wilkes in June. Ward comes to Wilkes from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke where he served as provost and vice chancellor of academic affairs from 2017 through 2020, leading an academic unit that included 36 undergraduate and 17 graduate programs serving a

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Forget the debate over public health versus jobs – the same people suffer the most either way

Throughout the pandemic, millions of Americans wondered: “Is the cure worse than the disease?” The question implies a trade-off between “the cure,” in the form of economic shutdowns, and “the disease,” COVID-19. This debate dominated headlines in the first months of the pandemic. More than a year later, it continues to be a partisan lighting rod. But our research shows that mortality during the pandemic in America has never fit the narrative that pits economic shutdowns against COVID-19. Wethreeare a research team of social epidemiologists who study the various ways social policies and conditions influence health. Our latest research in the American Journal of Public Health estimates how many excess deaths are likely to result from job losses at the start of the pandemic. We found that those at greatest risk of dying of pandemic-related unemployment are also those more likely to die from COVID-19.

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Opinion | Medical bankruptces are still high, even with Obamacare That s why we need national, single-payer health care

Opinion | Medical bankruptces are still high, even with Obamacare That s why we need national, single-payer health care
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