Jim Morelli, Boston 25 News

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Masks remain the most obvious sign that this pandemic is not all behind us.

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It is a decision no parent waiting in the pick-up line outside the Bennett-Hemenway Elementary School probably ever imagined they would have to make: Do I allow my young child to get an unapproved drug to prevent an illness unlikely to make them very sick?

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Last week, Bud Waite reported to the Emergency Department at Brigham and Women’s Hospital with swelling in his legs, a complication of long-standing heart disease.

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The deadline for the state’s COVID vaccination mandate may have passed, but the union representing Massachusetts State Police officers said hundreds of its members remain in limbo Monday, unsure whether they’ll be granted an exemption for religious or medical reasons.

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Hundreds of nurses and other Massachusetts General Brigham workers stand to lose jobs in the coming weeks after refusing to get their vaccinations against COVID-19, something the hospital mandated back in June for all employees.

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Each year, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration puts out its list of the Ten Most Violated Regulations. And for 2021, for the eleventh straight year, ‘Fall Protection - General Requirements’ topped the list, with 5,295 violations -- far ahead of the second-place most violated regulation, ‘Respiratory Protection’ at 2,527 violations.

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The business of ‘boostering’ all could change by later this week.

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Runners will face not the stark light of spring for this year’s Boston Marathon, but the soft glow of fall -- as the 125th running of the race kicks off Monday morning, six months late because of the pandemic.

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Like many Americans, infectious disease specialist Dr. William Schaffner watches football on the weekends.

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It is true that in Massachusetts, at least, a lot of adolescents did get vaccinated in those first weeks after the FDA approved the Pfizer/BioNTech mRNA vaccine for use in 12- to 17-year-olds.