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Bruce Goldberg

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Health-Related Social Needs Following Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Oregon

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By Jean Larson, Anna Steeves-Reece, Bruce Goldberg, Anne King
| Annals of Family Medicine Verified
Abstract PURPOSE Efforts during the COVID-19 pandemic to address the health-related social needs (HRSN) of Medicare and Medicaid beneficiaries, such as food and housing, were insufficient. We examined HRSN data from the Accountable Health Communities study collected in Oregon to understand changes in these needs at the onset and during the first 2 years of the pandemic.
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Tennyson Street Fair Returns July 20

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By Bruce Goldberg
| Colorado Community Media Verified
The inaugural Tennyson Street Fair in north Denver went well last year, drawing roughly 15,000 people who came to eat, drink, check out homemade art objects and hear live music. Not to mention that the event drew about 100 exhibitors. The event did well enough to jump the number of this year’s exhibitors by about 33% to 150 – a big step for something so new. The Tennyson Street Fair returns this year from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 20. Attendance is free.
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The Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab opens in Denver

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By Bruce Goldberg
| Colorado Community Media Verified
Thanks to Denver’s CELL (Counterterrorism Education Learning Lab), 16,000 people in Minneapolis took training to recognize and possibly prevent attacks at the Super Bowl about 10 years ago. And they weren’t alone. “CELL has done similar training in Arizona when it hosted the Super Bowl two years ago, as well as many other events and venues nationwide,” said Tom Ruppel, chief operating officer for CELL.
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