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COVID-19 vaccines available in Baltimore for Native Americans in D.C., Maryland, Virginia


COVID-19 vaccines available in Baltimore for Native Americans in D.C., Maryland, Virginia
Vaccines to be administered by the University of Maryland, Baltimore, in coordination with Native American Lifelines of Baltimore
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Yesterday, the Indian Health Service, Native American Lifelines of Baltimore, and the University of Maryland, Baltimore announced the availability of COVID-19 vaccines for American Indians and Alaska Natives living and working in and near the Baltimore and Washington, D.C., areas.
Vaccines are being provided by the Indian Health Service Nashville Area and will be administered by the University of Maryland, Baltimore, in coordination with Native American Lifelines of Baltimore. ....

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Push To Vaccinate Indigenous Americans Leaves Some Urban Indians 'Out Of The Loop'


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The Indian Health Service has delivered coronavirus vaccine doses to the most far-flung corners of the country. From remote villages in Alaska to the bottom of the Grand Canyon, Indigenous Americans as young as 16 have had access to the shot for weeks.
But some urban Native people haven t been so lucky. Count 55-year-old Jonathan Concha of Albuquerque among them.
For the most part, everybody else in my family has been vaccinated already. So, I m the last one, he said just after receiving his first shot in mid-March.
Concha scored a spot at a mass-vaccination event co-hosted by New Mexico s Indian Affairs Department, Albuquerque s urban Indian health clinic, and several other partners . But this came after two months of roadblocks. ....

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