In The News: School of Public Health

Las Vegas Review-Journal En Español

Starting Monday, UNLV students and staff are no longer allowed to smoke or vape indoors or outdoors.

Las Vegas Review Journal

As of Monday, students and staff at UNLV are no longer allowed to smoke or vape indoors or outdoors.

Las Vegas Review Journal

If you’ve gotten COVID-19 twice, you’re in good – and growing – company. Even if you’ve had COVID four times, you’re not alone. And if you think vaccination necessarily prevents reinfection, think again.

Las Vegas Review-Journal En Español

A decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases continued for the fifth consecutive week in both Clark County and Nevada, with the state reporting one of the lowest case rates in the country.

Las Vegas Review-Journal En Español

A decline in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases continued for the fifth consecutive week in both Clark County and Nevada, with the state reporting one of the lowest case rates in the country.

Las Vegas Sun

With over 50 reported cases in Clark County and a limited number of vaccine doses, monkeypox is emerging as a threat to public health.

Las Vegas Review Journal

A downturn in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases continued for the fifth straight week in both Clark County and Nevada, with the state reporting one of the lowest case rates in the country.

Las Vegas Review Journal

A downturn in COVID-19 hospitalizations and cases continued for the fifth straight week in both Clark County and Nevada, with the state reporting one of the lowest case rates in the country.

Tech Target

Companies preparing to send employees to tech conferences should have a COVID-19 safety plan and prepare for the possibility that some workers will bring the virus back to the office.

Las Vegas Review-Journal En Español

Hospitalizations and COVID-19 cases continue to decline in Clark County and in Nevada, according to state data released Wednesday, bucking the upward trend across the United States.

Nevada Independent

East Las Vegas, made up of approximately 66 percent Latino residents, is one of the Nevada communities most vulnerable to the harmful effects of poor air quality.

Las Vegas Review-Journal En Español

For the second week in a row, COVID-19 hospitalizations fell and cases plateaued in Clark County and Nevada, according to state data released Wednesday, which could signal the start of a more sustained decline.