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The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

“Dealing with naive people is never the same as even if you have some memory. It's never like square one,” one expert said.

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

Boston-based research teams also found that pregnant and lactating women mount robust antibody responses to both vaccination and infection.

mikimad via Getty Images Children under 12 could still be eligible for vaccination this fall — but experts are not totally clear on the timeline.  For a period of time this spring and early summer, it seemed as though the United States had turned a corner in the COVID-19 pandemic. Cases and hospitalizations fell, restrictions were loosened, and older children became eligible for vaccination. But as we head into August, the pandemic has changed again. The delta variant is surging and mask man...

Jack Russell Weinstein Monday, July 26, 2021 - For this month’s episode of Philosophical Currents, UND philosophy professor Jack Russell Weinstein tackles the topic of critical race theory. ~~~ In this The NDSU Center for Immunization Research and Education recently received funding from the state to promote the COVID vaccine. Here to tell us about that effort, and the other work of the center are medical director Dr. Paul Carson, and operations manager Kylie Hall. Tags

Vaccination clinic held with focus on Fargos Islamic community On Tuesday, July 20, local health leaders held a vaccination clinic aimed specifically to cater to Fargos Islamic community. Written By: Cailley Formichella | 6:25 pm, Jul. 22, 2021 FARGO — At 9 a.m. on Tuesday, July 20, hundreds came out to the North Softball Complex and laid out their prayer rug. People stood, bowed, and then kneeled on the ground for the Muslim holiday of Eid. The holiday celebrates the Prop...