Getting ready for retirement involves more than money matters—moving on from working life also has emotional and social effects that can make the transition challenging. This webinar explores aspects of retirement you might not have considered, and how to best approach the changes and adjustments that come with this major life event.
Ryan C. Mack continues the retirement discussion on long-term goals and provides information about investments and definitions for financial terminology. This video helps you determine how much money you will need once you stop working and the best time to start collecting benefits.
Learn how to protect yourself from identity theft and financial abuse, emergency financial preparedness, types of insurance and laws that can protect you from financial disaster in this webinar.
Learn about the connection between what you eat and how you think and feel, as well as about foods that can feed both your body and mind—without emptying your wallet.
La llegada de las vacunas contra la COVID-19 promete el tan esperado alivio para un sistema de salud sobrecargado y para los trabajadores esenciales de la salud que prestan servicio en las primeras líneas de la pandemia. Con respecto a la vacuna contra la gripe, colocarse la vacuna contra la COVID-19 es la mejor manera de protegerse a sí mismo, a sus seres queridos y a los que cuida de los efectos peligrosos del virus, y con el tiempo podría ayudar a eliminar por completo el virus. Las vacunas se han revisado y evaluado minuciosamente para determinar su seguridad y eficacia, y solo se observaron efectos secundarios mínimos.
Si bien colocarse la vacuna es su elección, le recomiendo que lo haga como una primera línea de defensa para usted y las personas a las que presta servicio. Visite nuestra sección de preguntas frecuentes para obtener más información sobre la COVID-19 y las vacunas.
The arrival of the COVID-19 vaccines promises much-needed relief for an over-burdened health system and the essential healthcare workers serving on the frontlines of the pandemic. As with the flu shot, getting vaccinated against COVID-19 is the best way to protect yourself, your loved ones and those you care for from the dangerous effects of the virus – and with time could help eliminate the virus altogether. The vaccines have been thoroughly reviewed and tested for safety and effectiveness, revealing only minimal side effects.
Although getting vaccinated is a choice, I encourage you to do so as a first line of defense for yourself and those you serve. Visit our FAQs section for more information about COVID-19 and the vaccines.
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Van Dunn explains why getting the COVID-19 vaccine is the best way you can protect your families and yourselves against the potentially dangerous effects of the virus.
Educational Forum on the COVID-19 Vaccines
Includes statements from webinar hosts Sandi Vito (TEF) and co-sponsors Marc Kramer (LVHH) and Maria Castaneda (1199SEIU UHWE), along with a pre-recorded message from 1199SEIU UHWE President George Gresham and his daughter, Siana Gresham. (Running time: 11 minutes, 18 seconds| Slides 1-5)
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Dr. Pernell discusses the spread of COVID-19 and the development of the vaccines through a health equity lens. She pays particular attention to the pandemic’s effect on communities of color and how that will affect vaccine distribution. (Running time: 26 minutes, 14 seconds | Slides 6-23)
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Dr. Swaminathan discusses the various strategies for developing vaccines, particularly the mRNA approach employed by Moderna and Pfizer/Biontech—the first two pharmaceutical companies to release vaccines. She also discusses vaccine efficacy, allergic reactions and contraindications for pregnant women. Note: Slides appearing in the video differ slightly from those available for download. (Running time: 23 minutes, 51 seconds | Slides 24-49)
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Ms. Sumer-King discusses New York State’s plan to distribute COVID-19 vaccines. Topics covered include current vaccine phases, eligibility and how to obtain access. (Running time: 16 minutes, 43 seconds | Slides 50-60)
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Mr. Cranston discusses the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines in Massachusetts. Topics covered include self-care for healthcare workers, vaccine eligibility and the various vaccine-location types. (Running time: 17 minutes, 44 seconds | Slides 61-63)
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Dr. Sobiezczyk discusses vaccines currently in development, particularly “virus vector vaccines” being developed by companies such as AstraZeneca, which offer an alternative approach to the mRNA vaccines developed by Pfizer and Moderna. (Running time: 7 minutes, 03 seconds | Slides 65-71)
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