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Bridget Harrison

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As seen in: The Times, Daily Mail, The Times LUXX, HuffPost UK, The Daily Progress, Annals of Family Medicine, AIR MAIL
Times executive features editor
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Bear Den Mountain fire

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By Bridget Harrison Verified
| The Daily Progress Verified
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Addressing COVID-19 Immunization Disparities Through Targeted Primary Care Outreach

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By Emmeline Ha, Grace Chen Yu, Bridget Harrison Verified, San Jose
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Key words: vaccination COVID19 primary care health care outreach THE INNOVATION Despite the availability of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) vaccinations in the United States, vaccine hesitancy and care gaps exist among patients. A community health clinic developed an outreach process utilizing primary care to eliminate COVID-19 vaccination barriers and misconceptions for their most vulnerable patients. WHO AND WHERE?
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Good News for Kids!

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By Bridget Harrison Verified
| AIR MAIL Verified
1. By Bridget Harrison While most parents were lucky to get a half-hour Joe Wicks workout out of their children during lockdown, one 11-year-old was working towards a rather higher ambition — to climb the most iconic mountain in the Alps, the Matterhorn. Fueled by Kendal Mint Cake and playing Eminem rap songs in his head, on July 8 Jules Molyneaux became the youngest Brit to scale the 14,700-foot mountain that straddles the Italian-Swiss border.
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