Study Reveals More Depression in Communities Where People Rarely Left Home During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Chris Cooper and Marianne Leone Offer Heartfelt Thanks to Mass General
Boston-born actor, author and screenwriter Marianne Leone and her husband, actor Chris Cooper, say they are proud to call Massachusetts General Hospital their hometown hospital. The couple created a video to share with the Mass General family, recognizing the bravery and commitment to community being shown by health care workers during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Boston-born actor, author and screenwriter Marianne Leone and her husband, actor Chris Cooper, share words of support for Mass General Hospital's workers.
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