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El Inquirer
Stacey Burling
sburling@inquirer.com
StaceyABurling
http://www.facebook.com/philly.comhealth
215-854-4944
I'm a medical reporter with an emphasis on aging. Right now, I mostly cover the coronavirus.
Latest Stories
Social Security and Medicare may experience their own COVID-19 side effects, experts say
by Stacey Burling
/
5:00 AM
There could be bad news for people who turned 60 last year. Some long-haulers may also consider disability.
Nursing home group cites evidence COVID-19 vaccine is already working for their residents
by Stacey Burling
/
February 16
Cases started dropping faster in facilities where staff and residents received shots.
Susan Love spent months trying to keep COVID-19 out of a South Jersey retirement community. Then it killed her.
by Stacey Burling
/
February 11
“It really tore me to shreds,” a 90-year-old resident said.
Experts spent months on a fair COVID-19 vaccine distribution plan, only to witness ‘a chaotic free-for-all’
by Stacey Burling
/
February 6
Government decisions to unleash too much demand “caused predictable chaos,” a Philadelphia doctor said.
Pharmacies soon will offer COVID-19 vaccines to seniors in Philadelphia. No options yet for the homebound.
by Stacey Burling
/
February 1
The options for people 75 and up are expanding.
Is your hospital going to give COVID-19 vaccine to patients? Look for your hospital here.
by Stacey Burling
/
January 29
Their methods and eligibility rules differ, but they are united on one message: Don’t contact us. We’ll contact you.
When COVID-19 locked them down, this senior-living activities director kept fun alive in a ‘horrible’ time
by Stacey Burling
/
January 27
As the virus threatened, they brought games, technology and a sympathetic ear to residents' rooms.
Thousands of Pa. and N.J. nursing home residents and staff still haven’t had COVID-19 shots
by Stacey Burling
/
January 25
More than 179,000 doses have been given in the two states, which are home to nearly 378,000 long-term care residents and staff. The vaccines require two doses to be effective.
Monoclonal antibodies can help high-risk people with COVID-19. But getting the drug to patients remains challenging.
by Stacey Burling
/
January 24
Demand for the drugs, which are the only approved treatment for high-risk patients who don't need to be in the hospital, is lower than expected.
Philadelphia reveals which residents will receive COVID-19 vaccine next; N.J. will expand vaccine eligibility, Murphy says
by Rob Tornoe
,
Allison Steele
and
Stacey Burling
/
January 13
Essential workers and people 75 and older in Philadelphia could begin receiving the coronavirus vaccine later this month, officials announced.
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