
What We're Reading: Walgreens to Open Primary Care Clinics; Reopening of NYC Schools; Pandemic Toll on Puerto Rico
Walgreens announces it will be opening 500 to 700 in-store primary care clinics within the next 5 years; the mayor of New York City unveils plans for reopening the largest school system in the country; the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic takes a toll on Puerto Rico, the region with the highest poverty rate in the United States.
Walgreens to Introduce In-Store Primary Care Clinics
Pharmacy chain Walgreens struck a deal with VillageMD to open doctor offices in 500 to 700 stores within the next 5 years, CNBC
New York City Will Partially Reopen Schools in the Fall
New York City schools plan to offer a mix of in-person classes and online learning during the upcoming 2020-2021 school year, according to
Puerto Rico Faces Pandemic’s Economic Toll
Earthquakes and hurricanes have wreaked havoc on
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