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Utah’s first ever infant and pediatric COVID-19 vaccination site is now open in West Valley City.
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COVID-19 vaccines will become available for children ages five-and-under in the state. Utah health officials are working to answer all potential questions or concerns parents have about attaining the vaccine for their children.
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Dr. Andrew Pavia said there are four times more sick children now than any other time in Utah. Nearly all children that are hospitalized are unvaccinated or have a condition that prevents the vaccine from working.
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Utah public health officials addressed the spiking Omicron surge and record number of COVID cases in Utah Thursday.
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In his last monthly news conference of 2021, Governor Cox addressed water infrastructure improvements, school violence intervention and urged Utahns to get vaccinated before the holidays.
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The omicron variant of COVID-19 has been detected in Utah, but little is known about how this variant is different from the others.
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This fall USU issued a COVID vaccination requirement for spring semester and students have responded overwhelmingly by getting vaccinated.
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As the COVID-19 vaccine became available to younger populations in the US, pediatricians including Doctor Dongngan Truong with University of Utah Health, started to notice cases of myocarditis, which is essentially inflammation of the heart.
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A study released in November found that 28% of unvaccinated workers would “somewhat or strongly consider” lying about their COVID-19 vaccination status or fabricating vaccination card documents in order to keep their jobs.
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