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Eagle-Tribune: Doctors want access to COVID-19 vaccines
March 3, 2020 – "Primary care physicians are the most trusted source of medical care, yet, paradoxically, most patients cannot get their vaccine through their primary care physician’s office," a coalition of groups, including
the MMS, wrote to Gov. Charlie Baker.
Boston Business Journal: Health care’s post-pandemic future: 'There has to be a better way’
February 26, 2021 – "During the time of COVID, inequity has increased," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said. "We don't get to despair about the lack of success, but realize we need to be more persistent... A lot of the work
in the next legislative session can move things forward."
NBC Boston: How some Mass. schools are prepping for a possible Feb. vacation COVID surge
February 22, 2021 – "What we want to make sure is coming back from school vacation isn’t the turning point where the numbers go back up," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said.
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