Experts say students can help address COVID-19 vaccine misinformation
Jun 6, 2021 4:08 pmStudents can address vaccine misinformation by keeping themselves informed.
Students can address vaccine misinformation by keeping themselves informed.
Students, staff and faculty must be fully vaccinated by August 15.
Local health orders concerning masking and gathering limits were rescinded Monday.
Unvaccinated and immunocompromised people are encouraged to continue precautions.
Monroe County’s mask mandate and physical distancing requirements will continue until May 28.
Monroe County Health Department Administrator said there won’t be changes for Monroe County.
IU plans on having in-person classes, possibly without social distancing.
The rally is in support of ending vaccine patents.
Anyone over the age of 16 who has not been vaccinated will be eligible.
Five months later and I am still living with the effects of COVID-19.
COVID-19 left me with breathing problems. Yoga helped me recover.
Many international students have not returned home since March 2020.
Monroe County’s vaccination rates are slightly higher than the state’s average.
The ISDH told vaccination sites to allow for walk-ins as early as next week.
Masks do not need to be worn around other fully vaccinated people.
Vaccines mean a better future. But many of us are still fixated on the past.
Students find available mental health resources to be inadequate.
IUPD receives two or three reports parties per night on weekends, similar to past semesters.
The drive-thru clinic will run Friday through Sunday.
County Health Administrator Penny Caudill said the goal is to have 75% or more.
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