Dr. LaRocque is a member of the Sustainable Wellesley leadership team, a Wellesley resident, and an infectious disease specialist at Massachusetts General Hospital. 

Sustainable Wellesley is opening all our lines of communication to support Dr. LaRocque and her colleagues and we urge you to join us in taking action.

​Hear insights on COVID-19 directly from Dr. LaRocque. She recommends these sources of information: CDC, WHO, Mass Dept. Public Health Town Website, New York Times, Boston Globe. 

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May 28:
- Reopening thoughts. 

May 14:   
- What will post May 18th look like?
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April 24:
 - Still in the height of the curve and hard to think about next wave.
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April 5: 
- Immigrant & vulnerable communities in Massachusetts in relation to the spread of COVID-19

April 3:
-With the peak approaching what we are seeing & what we expect to see.
- Most vulnerable populations are getting hit the hardest
- Discusses a piece about moving forward by Harvey Fineberg, former Dean of Public Health at Harvard 
- Wearing non-medical cloth masks outside of the home
- Tracing Massachusetts residents who have tested positive for the Coronavirus
- Machine that can sterilize 80,000 respirator masks designated for healthcare workers and its impact

April 1: 
- Governor Baker’s press conference
- Massachusetts healthcare workers & personal protective equipment
- Healthcare workers coping with the stress of this situation and what can we do to support them? 
- Peak and is there anything we can do to prepare?
- How will we ever get out of this? 
- Out of reported tests that have been administered, what percentage can we assume are still pending?

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