MonkeyPox FAQ >

Monkeypox is the name of a disease caused by the Monkeypox virus; just like COVID-19 is the name of the disease caused by the SARS-COV2 virus. The similarities end there, however, as Monkeypox is from a completely different family of viruses. This means that Monkeypox is spread differently from COVID and the chance of Monkeypox mutating into something more easily caught and/or more dangerous is a lot lower.

Dellwood Pharmacy, Continuing to be a Staple in the Community >

Located in the St. Louis Promise Zone, Dellwood Pharmacy is the only immigrant Black owned pharmacy in the area and continues to thrive.

Dellwood pharmacist 'willing to go anywhere' to vaccinate people against COVID-19 >

ST. LOUIS COUNTY, Mo. — "The unvaccinated people are the ones suffering right now and we must reach them now," said Rebecca Mawuenyega, the Lead Pharmacist at Dellwood Pharmacy near West Florissant and Chambers Road in Dellwood.

Pandemic highlights importance in fighting ‘pharmacy deserts,' especially in communities of color >

Rebecca Mawuenyega’s impact goes beyond the numbers we have come accustomed to using to gauge success in this pandemic, though she has those to show for it.

COVID tests hard to come by during holiday rush >

CVS workers expected a shipment of 800 take-home kits to be gone within the next 24 hours

Many choosing to get Johnson & Johnson vaccine after 10-day pause lifted, but vaccinations wane overall >

Dellwood Pharmacy had just received 300 doses of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine before federal and state health officials paused its use on April 13 as they investigated rare reports of blood clots in people who had received the vaccine.

'A whole lot more leaving than staying in.' A few St. Louisans, against the odds, open new drugstores >

Dellwood Pharmacy owner and Pharmacist Rebecca Mawuenyega fills prescriptions on March 26, 2021. The pharmacy has been serving the Dellwood community for over a decade and recently starting giving COVID-19 vaccinations by appointment