In The News: School of Public Health
Nevada public health authorities are stepping up their efforts to detect the Omicron variant, a recently identified strain of the coronavirus with mutations that suggest it may be more dangerous than the Delta variant.
Nevada health and tourism officials are tracking developments with the omicron variant of the deadly coronavirus, including its potential impact on travel to Las Vegas.
Nevada public health authorities are stepping up efforts to detect the omicron variant, a newly identified strain of the coronavirus with mutations that suggest it may be more dangerous than the delta variant.
Two Filipino American students in Southern Nevada are among this year's recipients of APIA scholarships from a fast food giant.
A new study revealed Nevada is one of the riskiest states to travel to this Thanksgiving.
With just weeks to go before mandate deadlines arrive, it’s far from clear how many of Nevada’s college students and higher education system employees have received a COVID vaccine.
The quitting has been especially prodigious in the world of health care.
With just weeks to go before mandate deadlines arrive, it’s far from clear how many of Nevada’s college students and higher education system employees have received a COVID vaccine.
The ecosexuality movement, for example making love with trees, is considered a fun solution to the problem of environmental damage.
On Tuesday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration’s advisory committee voted to back Pfizer's vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11.
The Southern Nevada Health District announced Tuesday that booster shots of the Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccine, in addition to the Pfizer vaccine, are available at its clinics for those who are eligible.