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Maine CDC director Dr. Puthiery Va says decades of evidence shows that the current strategy of giving the vaccine to newborns is safe and effective.
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The standing order is essentially a prescription for all Mainers older than 6 months to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
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She says Downeast Community Partners and Bangor Public Health are the only two contracts for maternal and child health that the CDC did not renew.
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Plaintiffs allege the ordinance violates the "Right to Food" amendment of the Maine Constitution that was ratified in 2021. It says Mainers have a right to "grow, raise, harvest, produce and consume food of their own choosing."
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How emergency management works at the local and state levels, and what individuals and communities can do to prepare for a range of disasters and emergencies
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Members of his family are now suing the facility, alleging that Daniel died from neglect and abuse.
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But the CEO of Colorado-based Modivcare told a legislative panel on Tuesday that there will be no disruption of services in Maine as the bankruptcy plays out.
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EEE can cause flu-like symptoms and also lead to brain swelling and meningitis.
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What to know about the severe drought that is affecting most of Maine—what are the impacts on residents and the environment?
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The Bipartisan Premium Tax Credit Extension Act is spearheaded by Republicans but has a few Democratic co-sponsors, including Golden.
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Eligible Mainers who want to get the updated Covid vaccine at a pharmacy may need a prescription.
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Nurses at two Aroostook County hospitals vote to strike if no progress is made during contract talksNurses at Northern Maine Medical Center and Houlton Regional Hospital, part of the Maine State Nurses Association, say safe staffing, fair pay and other issues are not being adequately addressed by leadership.