Trust in physicians and hospitals declined over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic
In surveys completed throughout the COVID-19 pandemic by U.S. adults, trust in physicians and hospitals decreased over time in every socioeconomic group.
VideoMay | 7 | 2020
Thank You, Mass General: From New England Patriot Julian Edelman
New England Patriots wide receiver and punt returner Julian Edelman recently shared his appreciation for the Massachusetts General Hospital staff he has come to know during his frequent visits here over the years. The three-time Super Bowl champion offered the hospital team some inspirational words of wisdom as it continues to battle the COVID-19 pandemic: “Tough times don’t last, but tough people do.” Click on the video to hear his entire message.
Julian Edelman is the latest athlete to offer words of appreciation for the hospital staff fighting COVID-19.
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