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Twitter Facebook WBUR, Boston’s National Public Radio news station, is ramping up its coverage of COVID-19 and the rollout of coronavirus vaccines, with more opportunities to answer questions from readers and listeners, special newsletters, and a look ahead to what post-pandemic life might look like. (Sign up for the newsletters here.) The station (Boston University owns WBUR’s broadcast license) has already launched a weekly email written by station digital producer Roberto Scalese and including aggregated stories from WBUR, NPR, and other media—local and national. In each email,...

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If you are one of the estimated one million newly eligible vaccine recipients and logged on to the state's website to book an appointment Thursday morning, you would have seen an error message.

The arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine marks a new era in medicine for many reasons, bringing both praise and speculation. The technology involved in its creation, the unprecedented speed of its production and the urgency of its rollout have instigated many questions about its safety and efficacy. In the first of a four-part virtual event series on the COVID-19 vaccine,  CommonHealth reporter  Angus Chen sat down with Galit Alter, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School and group leader at the Ragon Institute to answer some of these questions. The event began with a crash course on th...

Time & Date Event Location   The arrival of the COVID-19 vaccine marks a new era in medicine for many reasons, bringing both praise and speculation. The technology involved in its creation, the unprecedented speed of its production and the urgency of its rollout have instigated many questions about its safety and efficacy. In the first of a four-part virtual event series on the COVID-19 vaccine,  CommonHealth reporter,  Angus Chen, sat down with Galit Alter, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School, and group leader at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard to answer some of t...