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“Right now, stepping into a hospital in North Dakota is like stepping into an alternate reality,” Hettinger physician Joshua Ranum said in a joint statement released with Gov. Doug Burgum on Friday.
"I think it's pretty safe to say that most everyone, if they are not vaccinated and have not already had (COVID-19), are probably going to get this in the next several months or early into next year," said Dr. Paul Carson during a virtual Department of Health town hall meeting. "So, you're really making a choice of taking the vaccine versus taking the virus."
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North Dakota public health officials warn of rising Delta variant COVID-19 cases July 27, 2021 FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – As the Delta variant makes its way around North Dakota, public health officials are once again stressing the importance of getting vaccinated. An NDSU public health professor says it’s only a matter of time before those who are unvaccinated get infected. “As the World Health Organization calls it, they describe it as the fastest and the fittest. It seems to be able to outcompete all of the prior variants wherever it emerges,” said NDSU Professor of Public Health Dr. Paul...
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