6 min Only three Maine doctors faced discipline for COVID-related offenses Each charge came after the doctor was accused of spreading misinformation about vaccines to combat the illness. ByEmily BaderAugust 13, 2023
4 min Maine physician who prescribed discredited COVID-19 treatments wanted to make a ‘spectacle’ of a state investigation. 18 months later, she said she’s succeeded. An anti-vaccination group chaired by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is live streaming disciplinary hearings — and paying her legal fees. ByEmily BaderJuly 30, 2023
6 min Numbers lag among Maine nursing home staff for receiving the latest COVID booster The state is one of the most vaccinated in the country, but nursing home residents are far more updated for the latest shot than those who care for them. ByCaitlin AndrewsJanuary 11, 2023
3 min State releases new numbers for COVID-19 outbreaks at Maine long-term care homes Two residents died in recent outbreaks. Officials say the overall numbers appear to be on the downswing. ByRose LundySeptember 16, 2022
3 min Shah warns against COVID-19 complacency Even as the pandemic seems to ease, the state’s top public health official says the virus could surge again. ByRose LundyJune 22, 2022
5 min As COVID-19 surged, so did the number of nursing students preparing to enter the fight The statewide workforce shortage for nurses has shrunk as a result of students eager to gain experience from helping to tackle the pandemic. ByRose LundyMarch 13, 2022
8 min Tiny Coopers Mills reeling in the aftermath of nursing home closure Four of the five nursing homes that closed in Maine this fall had big increases in contracted staff hours leading up to the pandemic. ByRose LundyDecember 5, 2021