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Centers for Disease Control researchers indicate that the vaccine and booster shots should protect against the new variant.
By Marc Morial “We have more tools than ever to protect against serious COVID-19 disease and death, but we must make sure everyone has...
NBCI urges Black congregants to get vaccinated Speaking with veteran journalist Roland Martin on the Black Star Network during the Hope Global Forums Monday...
DALLAS – Council Member Omar Narvaez, in partnership with the Dallas County Health and Human Services, is hosting pop-up Vaccination events in District 6. These...
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS AND THEIR COVID-19 EXPERIENCE By Jesus Maria Garcia In March 2020 of my junior year of high school, everything went to...
Pediatric hospitals are inundated with flu and RSV cases as COVID-19 public health measures wane.
Black Headline NewsMinnesota Spokesman RecorderBy Dr. Joan Prince When America gets a cold, the Black community gets pneumonia. This saying is well known to...
NNPA Newswire/BlackPressUSABy Zack Haber The Oakland Unified School District is no longer publishing data this school year to inform students, staff, parents and the...
Shreeju Shrestha, M.S.N., APRN, FNP-BCInternal Medicine – Digestive and Liver Diseases Helicobacter pylori, or H. pylori, are common bacteria that infect billions of people...
Updated COVID-19 booster available for Dallas County residents
The county’s public health committee recommends that people at risk for severe illness from the virus still mask in public indoor settings
NNPA NEWSWIRE — “Collaborating with First Book to provide educators with evidence-informed activities and curriculum is one more step forward in making sure they...
Comfort around vaccinating children increased compared to a few months earlier, according to the latest Dallas Morning News and University of Texas at Tyler...
By Dr. John E. Warren Well, Monkeypox is the latest distraction, right after COVID. As serious as both of these are in the pandemic...