US expands Pfizer COVID booster, recommends extra dose for ages 16 and older
The US and many other nations already were urging adults to get booster shots to pump up immunity that can wane months after vaccination, calls that intensified with the discovery of the worrisome new Omicron variant.
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Ego and drama are gone from Patriots locker room, but the winning has remained
“I can’t talk enough about how close this group is, the love that we have for one another,” running back Damien Harris said.
“I can’t talk enough about how close this group is, the love that we have for one another,” running back Damien Harris said.
When it comes to radicals, it takes one to know one
The majority of people who opposed Rollins's confirmation as US attorney think it’s perfectly acceptable to subvert the Constitution, push for more guns in a culture plagued by mass shootings, and treat public health as if it’s an existential threat to personal liberty.
Disability should not mean invisibility
Mya Pol, a student disability activist, is fighting for equity and joy for disabled folks. Living with chronic pain, she has learned to navigate her way to feeling good. Access should not be a barrier to being joyful.
Mass. coronavirus at a glance
9 places around Boston where you can get into the holiday spirit (for free)
Every holiday season comes with a gamut of things to do and gifts to buy, and it can take a toll on the old wallet. That got us thinking about some activities in and around the city where you can revel in the holiday spirit for free.
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