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Wicked Local: Norwell doctor wins Massachusetts Medical Society award
May 14, 2021 – Dr. Ronald W. Dunlap, a Norwell resident, was recently honored by the Massachusetts Medical Society with its 2021 Award for Distinguished Service.
Boston Globe: Baker has resisted setting separate rules for vaccinated and unvaccinated Mass. residents. New CDC guidelines may test that
May 14, 2021 – Despite the statewide decline in COVID-19 cases, certain communities may still be at high risk and need to continue requiring masks, MMS President Dr. Carole Allen said.
Wicked Local: Barbara Spivak honored by Massachusetts Medical Society
May 14, 2021 – Dr. Barbara Spivak, a Newton resident and president and board chair of Mt. Auburn Cambridge Independent Practice Association, has been honored by the MMS as the 2021 recipient of the society’s Special Award
for Excellence in Medical Service.
WCVB: Walmart offers walk-up COVID-19 vaccines at 48 pharmacies in Massachusetts
May 4, 2021 – "Doctors know their patients," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said. "We know why different people are unable to get those vaccines and we're a trusted voice, probably the most trusted voice, when it comes to
the health of our patients."
Boston.com: Massachusetts is ramping down its mass vaccination sites as rollout enters new phase
May 3, 2021 – MMS President Dr. David Rosman said in a statement that distribution of doses to primary care providers will "allow for urgent and personalized outreach," particularly to vulnerable patients who "still face grave
danger if they contract the virus."
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