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Vaccine Hesitancy Slows Pace For The Goal Of Herd Immunity

Vaccine Hesitancy Slows Pace For The Goal Of Herd Immunity
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Vaccine Hesitancy Slows Pace For The Goal Of Herd Immunity

Vaccine Hesitancy Slows Pace For The Goal Of Herd Immunity
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Annual Team Jack Gala Raises $482,000

On April 16, the Team Jack Foundation gathered sponsors, special guests, friends and more, virtually, for their 8th Annual Gala which raised $482,000 for their cause: childhood brain cancer research. Presented by Fat Brain Toys, the gala had a special look this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic, yet, supporters were still dedicated to raising [.]

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Nebraskan benefits from less-invasive brain procedures for people with epilepsy

Childrenâs Hospital & Medical Center is also part of the nationwide study. Pat Dettloff has struggled with epilepsy since his first big seizure â a grand mal â at age 4. Medications worked and then didnât. In 2010, he underwent a temporal lobectomy â the removal of a portion of his brain â that is intended to reduce the seizures enough to allow medications to work again. Pat Dettloff of Gordon, Nebraska, left, has been free of epileptic seizures for more than a year after having a laser ablation procedure at the Nebraska Medical Center. He had a follow-up appointment with Dr. Olga Taraschenko, director of the University of Nebraska Medical Centerâs comprehensive epilepsy program, earlier this month.

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Latinos in rural Nebraska still lag in vaccination rates

Sorry, but the video you are requesting is unavailable at this time, or unplayable on your platform! Natalie Saenz April 19, 2021 - 10:27pm With the continued rollout of vaccines across the country, individuals who identify as Hispanic or Latino are falling behind. According to a report in the New York Times, 11% of Nebraskans are Latino, but only 4% are fully vaccinated. According to the report, Nebraska is slowly closing its gap between the Latino population and vaccination rates. Dr. Athena Ramos, a professor at the University of Nebraska Medical Center said a total of 12% of Latinos in the state are either partially or fully vaccinated.

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