The Stay Well Vaccine events are designed to bring health related resources to Black communities across the country. The W. Montague Cobb/NMA Health Institute has partnered with local health agencies and community-based organizations in select cities to continue to educate Black communities while assisting to make vaccine resources more accessible.
These fairs feature local trusted Black healthcare professionals in panel discussions on the continued impact of COVID-19, the vaccines and the emerging variants. A myriad of FREE resources is also available including COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots, shingles vaccines, flu shots, health screenings, and well-living information.
Living a healthy lifestyle is one of the factors that we can each control in preventing disease.
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The W. Montague Cobb/National Medical Association (NMA) Health Institute (The Cobb Institute), a 501(c)(3) in Washington, DC, functions as a national consortium of scholars that engages in innovative research and knowledge dissemination for the reduction and elimination of racial and ethnic health disparities and racism in medicine. | Read More
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The Cobb Institute Stay Well Community Health Fair, in partnership with the We Can Do This campaign and several community partners.
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