In The News: School of Public Health
Las Vegas is no stranger to exclusive VIP lists, but there’s a new way of limiting guest access coming to town: vaccine passports.
Las Vegas is no stranger to exclusive VIP lists, but there’s a new way of limiting guest access coming to town: vaccine passports.
”Growing a Better Tomorrow for All Children, Together,” is this year’s motto for Child Abuse Prevention Month.
Las Vegas is no stranger to VIP lists, but now there is a new way to limit access for guests arriving in the city: vaccination passports.
Las Vegas is no stranger to VIP lists, but now there is a new way to limit access for guests arriving in the city: vaccination passports.
Las Vegas is no stranger to VIP lists, but now there is a new way to limit access for guests arriving in the city: vaccination passports.
For a while now, there’s been a steady increase of COVID-19 vaccinations in Nevada. The state reports that 1.2 million people have received a shot so far.
As COVID positivity rates remain at record lows, everyone is thrilled to see Las Vegas bounce back, but experts told 8 News Now it’s important to remember the pandemic isn’t over just yet.
The number of licensed child care providers is down 8% from pre-pandemic levels, according to new numbers from the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services.
Nevada hasn’t achieved herd immunity against COVID-19, but it’s close enough to be characterized by one leading state public health official as “herd dulling.”
People who have been fully vaccinated can still get the coronavirus in what are known as “breakthrough” cases.
People who have been fully vaccinated can still get the coronavirus in what are known as “breakthrough” cases.