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Cardinal Sean O Malley received COVID-19 vaccine on Christmas Eve

Cardinal Sean O Malley received COVID-19 vaccine on Christmas Eve He was given a dose of the Moderna vaccine Share Updated: 1:09 PM EST Dec 28, 2020 St. Elizabeth s Medical Center Cardinal Sean O Malley receives his first dose of COVID-19 on Christmas Eve SOURCE: St. Elizabeth s Medical Center TRACKING THE COVID-19 VACCINE He was given a dose of the Moderna vaccine Share Updated: 1:09 PM EST Dec 28, 2020 Boston Cardinal Sean O Malley received his first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine last week, diocese officials announced Monday. The 76-year-old archbishop said he was sharing a picture of his vaccination on Christmas Eve at St. Elizabeth s Medical Center in Brighton to encourage others to get the shots as they become available. I am grateful to have been in line for the vaccine and encourage all people to be vaccinated as the opportunity is presented, as an important action of care and concern for our loved on

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COVID-19, politics, legal news grabbed 2020 headlines in Massachusetts

William J. Kole Massachusetts biggest story of 2020 involved something so tiny it required an electron microscope to view. The coronavirus pandemic hit the Bay State hard, killing nearly 12,000 the nation s ninth-highest death toll and ravaging communities of color and long-term care facilities. Nearly 80 veterans died of COVID-19 at the Holyoke Soldiers Home, where investigators said utterly baffling decisions allowed the virus to spread unchecked. But Massachusetts also played a pivotal role in the global race for a vaccine. Studies showed a vaccine developed by Cambridge-based Moderna Inc. offered strong protection against the virus, and the company began shipping it out after gaining emergency approval from the Food and Drug Administration.

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Beyond COVID-19: The 9 Other Massachusetts Stories That Made Headlines In 2020

Beyond COVID-19: The 9 Other Massachusetts Stories That Made Headlines In 2020 Justice Kimberly S. Budd raises her hand as she is sworn-in as the chief justice of Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court on Dec. 1 at the State House in Boston. Budd, 54, is the first Black woman to serve in that role. Jessica Rinaldi / Pool/The Boston Globe via AP By William J. Kole | Associated Press December 28, 2020 Massachusetts’ biggest story of 2020 involved something so tiny it required an electron microscope to view. The coronavirus pandemic hit the Bay State hard, killing nearly 12,000 the nation s ninth-highest death toll and ravaging communities of color and long-term care facilities. Nearly 80 veterans died of COVID-19 at the Holyoke Soldiers Home, where investigators said “utterly baffling” decisions allowed the virus to spread unchecked.

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Coronavirus updates: 81,000+ active cases in Massachusetts

Coronavirus updates: 81,000+ active cases in Massachusetts
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Coronavirus Vaccinations To Begin In Boston s Homeless Community

People experiencing homelessness in Boston are expected to begin receiving coronavirus vaccines within a few days. The first vaccine shipment for the city s homeless community will be 100 doses developed by Cambridge-based Moderna, according to Dr. Jim O Connell, president of Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program, which will administer the shots. O Connell says he s confident in the organization s chances of getting a large percentage of the community vaccinated, given its long history administering single-dose vaccines for other illnesses, such as meningococcal disease. We ve had good luck at getting homeless people living in the shelters to trust us enough to get the vaccine. But that s always been with a single dose, O Connell said, The challenge for us now, I think, is going to be . once they ve had the first shot, make sure that 28 days later or thereabouts, we can find them and that they re still willing to have a second shot.

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