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Bristol Bay Borough (Camai Clinic): 220 first doses, 178 second doses Feb. 19, 2021 Southcentral Foundation: 337 Moderna vaccine doses overall; 58 people have received both doses of the vaccine. "Due to the increase in cases statewide, certain areas of data entry are lagging far behind real-time and we are not able to update cases with the date they are released from isolation (recovered). As a result, we are removing the active and recovered case counts from the data hub to prevent inaccurate or outdated information from being reported." A note on case counts: KDLG generally reports COVID-...

DHSS reports 257 new COVID-19 cases in Alaska Marlise Irby © Provided by Anchorage KTUU-TV Alaskas News Source ANCHORAGE, Alaska (KTUU) - The Department of Health and Social Services is reporting 257 new COVID-19 cases in residents and nonresidents Sunday. No new deaths were reported. Since the pandemic started there has been a state total of deaths at 223 residents and one non-resident. Six of the new COVID-19 cases were nonresidents. The new COVID-19 cases bring the state total of cases to 50,218 residents and nonresidents. At least 1,101 residents and nonresidents have b...

CASE COUNT SUMMARY, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020 CASE COUNT SUMMARY, Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2020 DHSS today announced three new Alaska resident deaths and 284 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 277 were residents in:  Anchorage (125), Kodiak (24), Wasilla (24), Fairbanks (17), Utqiaġvik (10), Juneau (9), Kusilvak Census Area (9), North Pole (9), Palmer (8), Sitka (5), Chugiak (4), Kenai (4), Bethel (2), Bethel Census Area (2), Big Lake (2), Delta Junction (2), Eagle River (2), Homer (2), North Slope Borough (2), Valdez- Cordova Census Area (2), and one each in Bristol B...

CASE COUNT SUMMARY, Monday, Dec. 14, 2020 CASE COUNT SUMMARY, Monday, Dec. 14, 2020 DHSS today announced 427 new people identified with COVID-19 in Alaska. 420 were residents in: Anchorage (194), Fairbanks (62), Utqiaġvik (19), Kusilvak Census Area (16), North Pole (15), Bethel (14), Kodiak (10), Palmer (10), Eagle River (9), Wasilla (7), Chugiak (6), Fairbanks North Star Borough (6), Bethel Census Area (5), Delta Junction (4), Kenai (4), Homer (3), Juneau (3), North Slope Borough (3), Soldotna (3), SE Fairbanks Census Area (3), Nome (2), Seward (2), Sitka (2), Tok (2)...

Reported on a study from the national science foundation that once again it shows that the most important thing is a family and a strong upbringing. i understand the two-parent household thing. i also understand why there's a lot of single patients because you might not be able to find a life partner to raise your children with, but there's just no denying the fact that if you are a stable -- have a stable family, that you have -- you are more likely to be able to get into that upper income level than if you are raised in an impoverished situation, you're more likely to stay that way. >> the o...