D.C. Department of Health
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D.C. Health Reaches Out to Asian Community Through ‘Faith in Vaccine’ Program
The D.C. Department of Health has extended the outreach for its Faith in Vaccine program to its Asian residents.
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D.C. to Open Up 3,500 Vaccination Slots Saturday After Online ‘Snafu’
The D.C. Department of Health will make 3,500 appointments available for coronavirus vaccinations starting at 9 a.m. Saturday after technical…
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D.C. Coronavirus Hospitalizations at Highest Level Since July
The D.C. Department of Health reported 106 coronavirus-related hospitalizations Tuesday, the most since July 28.
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Charter Leaders Explore the Complex Question of How to Return
Since the beginning of the academic year, at least a dozen D.C. charter schools have attempted to maintain a sense…
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Delaware, West Virginia Among 5 Added to D.C. List of High-Risk Coronavirus States
Alaska, Arizona, Delaware, West Virginia and Wyoming have been added to D.C.'s list of high-risk states for which travel to…
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Deaths from Treatable Diseases Nearly Double in D.C. as Residents Dodge Hospitals: Health Director
D.C.'s health director says city residents are dying of treatable illnesses such as diabetes, heart disease and cancer, as regular…
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High Maternal Mortality Rate Among Blacks Alarms D.C. Leaders
Black women are dying at higher rates than white women in the District when having babies and city leaders are…
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D.C. Health Dept. Takes Action Amid Measles Outbreak
The District has largely been spared from a measles outbreak sweeping across the U.S. that is sparking a verbal war…
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Max Robinson Center Continues to Tackle D.C.’s AIDS Epidemic
In Washington, D.C., the rate of newly diagnosed cases of HIV has seen a downward trend over the past 10…
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Summit’s Focus: High Mortality Rates of Black Mothers, Infants
D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, just four months into parenthood with the adoption of a newborn named Miranda Elizabeth, welcomed six…
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