Mayor Walsh: COVID In Boston Is Getting ‘Closer To Threshold For Concern’

COVID-19 levels are declining in Boston, but health officials urged residents Tuesday to “remain vigilant” as the metrics are still higher than they were prior to the start of the current surge fueled ...

Today, we’re closer ... deaths from COVID-19 in June, 9,691 deaths in July, and 17 days into August, we’re at 9,668 deaths. There are several ways the U.S. government could get the vaccination ...

Rev. Liz Walker, of Roxbury Presbyterian Church near Boston, said “people are still very resistant in our community” to getting the Covid-19 vaccine ... are taken too close together.

Boston’s COVID hospitalization rate is up 23% over the past two weeks as the highly-contagious BA.5 omicron subvariant continues to spread across the region. The latest data from Boston’s COVID ...

Diversity is needed to make sure the vaccine works in the groups hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic, and to ensure that those groups trust the vaccine enough to get it once one or more are ...

This WHO meeting will be the second for the emergency committee, with experts set to decide on if monkeypox cases constitutes a public health emergency which should be of 'international concern'.

Charlie Baker could be partly getting ... “Boston, library janitor battling in dueling lawsuits after overtime scandal,” by Sean Philip Cotter, Boston Herald: “Boston and former Mayor Martin ...

Let me paste that item before getting to the mail — getting to the responses: Radek Sikorski was in high dudgeon, and rightly so. He said, “We need to restore the moral basis of capitalism.