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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."
CBS Boston: State to start shutting down some mass vaccination sites
May 3, 2021 – "If (someone's) doctor turns to them and says, I got the shot, my family got the shot, my children got the shot, we think you should, and we know that it's safe... we think that will really help to get us to
herd immunity," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said.
Boston Globe: After all those eager for vaccination get their shots, how to reach the rest? Primary care doctors say they’re the answer
April 29, 2021 – "(Vaccinating) the first 40 to 60 percent, despite the hard work it took, was really the easy part," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said. "We’re at a really good time to make the shift to a more personalized
approach."
NBC Boston: What experts say about teens unsure about whether to get vaccinated
April 29, 2021 – "We need to get through this hesitancy to get to equity," MMS President Dr. David Rosman said. "And we need to do a better job of explaining why it (getting vaccinated) so important."
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