Tag: vaccine
Our View: We, not me
The recent surge of COVID-19 in Alexandria – as well as the region and nation – is real. We just don’t know exactly how...
COVID-19 surge part of triple virus threat
By Denise Dunbar | [email protected]
COVID-19 is surging in both Alexandria and throughout Virginia, though the official case count may be significantly underreported. Whites are...
Some COVID-19 testing sites to close
By Olivia Anderson | [email protected]
Come Dec. 26, several COVID-19 testing sites will close their doors.
Curative, a private healthcare company, has chosen to discontinue all...
Everything old is new again, even in health
By David C. Rose, MD, MBA, FAAP
Seemingly overnight in 2020, your hands became the most important tools in the fight to defeat a deadly...
AHD to hold Monkeypox information session
By Kassidy McDonald | [email protected]
In collaboration with the city, the Alexandria Health Department will host a virtual information session about Monkeypox on Sept. 14....
Your Views: ‘Thank you’ in one’s own language opens doors
To the editor:
I love meeting people and learning about their cultures. Especially those who have immigrated to the United States. Alexandria is made up...
City providers to offer COVID-19 boosters
The City of Alexandria is now offering COVID-19 boosters to all vaccinated residents over the age of 18, according to a news release.
Booster shots...
Your Views: Bansal’s advice is divisive
To the editor:
In her opinion piece of Nov. 4, entitled “Ask, ‘Are you vaxxed?’” Dr. Rina Bansal, president of Inova Alexandria Hospital, expresses...
Your Views: Taking exception
To the editor:
I must argue with some comments from my friend Dino Drudi in his recent letter to the editor, “One-party governance is...
Your Views: Times poll was troubling
To the editor:
I am contacting you regarding the responses to your June 17 poll which posed the question: “Have you and your family...
