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February 3, 2021 By JORDAN FRIAS

FROM MASS TESTING TO MASS INOCULATION: A COVID RESPONSE IN THREE SCENES

Jordan Frias has reported on the response to COVID-19 through our Pandemic Democracy Project for nearly a year. Published together below, his three latest dispatches from the field show the movements of public health workers and officials on the ground, as they continue testing for coronavirus and attempt to get as many vaccines into biceps as possible.

Filed Under: Features, Pandemic Democracy Project, Videos Tagged With: Boston, coronavirus, COVID-19, fenway park, Massachusetts, news, Pandemic Democracy Project, testing, vaccine

August 25, 2020 By DAN ATKINSON

INSIDE THE NO-BID CONTRACTS MASS IS ABOUT TO ENTER FOR COVID SALIVA TESTS

Massachusetts saliva test COVID

“We are still only a fraction of what Gov. Baker projected where the state should be testing per day per week, we need to be ramping up significantly.”

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project Tagged With: Beacon Hill, coronavirus, COVID, hospitals, Massachusetts, no-bid contracts, pandemic, saliva, testing

April 16, 2020 By JORDAN FRIAS

ACCESSIBLE RAPID RESPONSE TESTING ROLLED OUT IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR

rapid response testing boston

“We did this based on our moral obligation and our mission because our focus is on addressing racial and ethnic disparities in health and in healthcare.”

Filed Under: Pandemic Democracy Project, Reports Tagged With: Boston, coronavirus, COVID, East Boston, Marty Walsh, news, news to us, rapid response testing, Roxbury, testing, Whittier Street

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