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Articles by Margaret Sheehan
FINRA Proposes Updated Protection Rules for Accountholders
In January 2026, FINRA proposed additional rules that are intended to address fraud and financial exploitation, particularly with respect to elderly customers. FINRA's Regulatory Notice 26-02, which describes the proposal, may be accessed here.
Factors Influencing Patient Preferences for Telehealth Cancer Genetic Counseling During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Although genetic counseling traditionally relies on in-person appointments, alternative service delivery models such as telehealth (use of visual and audio technology to provide health care services remotely) have been explored for over 20 years.1-3 Advantages of telehealth include improved patient access,4 comparable levels of diagnostic accuracy compared with in-person appointments,5,6 and increased efficiency and convenience.7 Telehealth has been more commonly explored in the cancer...
The Recorder - My Turn: Services that forests perform are many
Margaret Sheehan recently wrote an article, “Solar Gone Wrong,” in “Commonwealth,” saying “Jessica Robertson and Daniel Berwick would be well-advised to take the advice they offer in their recent opinion piece, that we should “shift the conversation from where solar shouldn’t go to where it should.” The Commonwealth’s Solar Massachusetts Renewable Target Program, SMART, incentivizes projects located on buildings, parking lot canopies, landfills, brownfields, and “dual-use” solar and...
Solar gone wrong - CommonWealth Magazine
Plugging In/ Energy/ Environment/ Opinion Technology is deforesting large swaths of Mass.
Vietnam’s low-cost COVID-19 battle shows the world what can be done
Misha Coleman, Margaret Sheehan Vietnam’s response to COVID-19 is one of Southeast Asia’s most successful interventions so far. The challenge now will be to maintain this level of vigilance even as life heads back towards normal. Daily, a staggering quarter of a million people use the public bus network in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam’s largest metropolis. This week, just a month after services were suspended, the distinctive green vehicles are back on the roads.
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