Nevada vaccination rate low, but other factors help fuel COVID surge
Nevada is experiencing one of the highest rates of new COVID-19 cases in the country, and ranks 34th among states when it comes to numbers of fully vaccinated individuals.
Nevada is experiencing one of the highest rates of new COVID-19 cases in the country, and ranks 34th among states when it comes to numbers of fully vaccinated individuals.
A recently released report found that those nontraditional producers filled a critical gap early in the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 wasn’t the only reason the death rate spiked in 2020. A pair of researchers in Central Illinois say their newly-published study indicates that pandemic-related restrictions led to “more deaths which … could have been avoided.”
Why take a COVID-19 vaccine? The best reason is it contributes to population risk reduction.
Almost 600 colleges and universities are requiring COVID-19 vaccination for their students. This means that over 75 percent of all colleges and universities will have no such mandate. Why are so few institutions remaining on the sidelines when it comes to COVID-19 vaccination?
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