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You ve Been Vaccinated—Now, Follow This Expert Advice on Your Next Flight

You ve Been Vaccinated Now, Follow This Expert Advice on Your Next Flight Madison Yauger © Provided by Martha Stewart Living lechatnoir / Getty Images After a year of homebound staycations, most people are itching to get out of their bubble and travel, but it s understandable that we all still want to feel safe doing so. The good news is we are steps closer to that dream now that coronavirus vaccinations are widely available in the U.S. With summer travel plans starting to form, here s what experts think you should know about airport travel once you re fully vaccinated. © lechatnoir / Getty Images We re sharing five recommendations to help ensure your safety ahead of your next trip.

Ever Changing Face of MS New CMSC, NeurologyLive Series for Doctors

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Worse than COVID? 1950s polio epidemic struck terror in Nebraska until quelled by vaccines

Ken Oerter still remembers the day he fell ill with the mysterious sickness that was rampaging across the country, killing children and forcing families to isolate in their homes. He grew dizzy and weak just before he passed out on the playground of his country school near Reynolds in September 1945. Eight-year-old Ken was eventually loaded into the family car and driven over bumpy back roads to a hospital in Omaha where his parents received the grim news: he had polio, an incurable disease known to cause paralysis or even death. For Oerter, now 83, and others of his generation, the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has brought back memories of the fear and heartbreak caused by polio. 

VCSU to Hold Spring Commencement May 15

VALLEY CITY, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Valley City State University will hold a spring commencement ceremony on Saturday, May 15 at 10am in the W.E. Osmon Fieldhouse, to honor its graduating class during the 2021 spring semester. VCSU will recognize 318 graduates. 278 will receive bachelor’s degrees and 36 will receive master’s degrees. All graduates recognized at the Virtual Commencement Ceremonies in May 2020 and December 2020 are also invited back to participate in the face-to-face ceremony. The in-person ceremony will also be live streamed on VCSU’s Youtube channel: www.youtube.com/vcsuvikings President LaFave will preside over the commencement exercises. Graduating senior, Peyton Halverson, will deliver the undergraduate reflection, and the faculty reflection will be presented by Kevin Murphy, assistant professor of mathematics.

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