More Than Half Of Massachusetts Is Vaccinated, But Younger Residents 'Take Their Time'
“Definitely the rush is over,” said Dr. Marcia Testa, president of the Massachusetts Association of Health Boards. “The demand is not over, I don't think.”
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“Definitely the rush is over,” said Dr. Marcia Testa, president of the Massachusetts Association of Health Boards. “The demand is not over, I don't think.”
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How Does A State Prepare To Vaccinate Its Entire Population? It's Not Easy A man speaks with a nurse before receiving the COVID-19 vaccine at Gillette Stadium on January 15, 2021 in Foxborough, Massachusetts. First responders and healthcare workers will be first to recieve the vaccinations at the stadium, starting with around 300 people per day, but advancing to thousands per day soon after. Scott Eisen/Getty Images Challenges Ahead For Mass Vaccination Massachusetts is sorting through the challenges of mass vaccination as it prepares to roll out a program to millions of people in Massachuset...