(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)A state adviser answers these and other questions on the COVID-19 vaccine and NJ’s vaccination program
LILO H. STAINTON
Lilo has covered New Jersey for two decades, much of it with Gannett newspapers, reporting on public policy, national political conventions and the 9/11 attack on lower Manhattan. She later served as press secretary to Gov. Jon S. Corzine and led a nonprofit coalition's successful advocacy for federal funding in the wake of Superstorm Sandy. Lilo joined NJ Spotlight News fulltime in 2016 to cover health care.
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GetCoveredNJAt least 75,000 enrollees are new to the state-run insurance exchange this year
The alliance is meant to boost status of Rutgers’ medical schools, attract more research dollars
Alexas Fotos from PixabayChildren from all races and economic groups affected. Research suggests Black and brown children more likely to suffer multiple traumas
(Josue Lora for the office of the governor)Las disparidades raciales en las tasas de vacunación de Nueva Jersey son motivo de preocupación para los líderes de la salud
(Josue Lora for the office of the governor)Racial disparities in NJ’s vaccination rates cause of concern to health leaders
Health commissioner Judy Persichilli headlined an NJ Spotlight News roundtable on the vaccine. Here are the highlights
NJ Spotlight News roundtable: Issues with the state’s vaccination program, from equity to bottlenecks and more
(AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)Administration cites COVID-19 successes but fails to explain why registration database isn’t linked to 95% of public immunization sites
(AP Photo/Ted Shaffrey)Less than 5% of immunization centers in New Jersey are tapping the reservation system state officials created
