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Letter: The COVID-19 vaccine is essential to keep our communities safe Infectious disease physician and vaccine expert Dr. Paul Carson stated: “The only way we can come close to getting back to normal is if a large majority of us are vaccinated. Otherwise, expect ongoing mini-outbreaks, more variants, more disruptions and cancellations, and a prolonged need for mask requirements.” Written By: Tracie Newman, MD, MPH Grant Syverson, MD Paul Carson, MD Avish Nagpal, MD Jennifer Raum, MD David Newman, MD Stephanie Hanson, MD Parag Kumar, MD Jagila Minso, MD Carrie Ann Ranum, MD Ko...

Fargo area's recent COVID-19 spike is the exception among North Dakota's urban hubs Health experts say the more rapid increase of COVID-19 cases in North Dakota’s most populous county stems from multiple factors, but many involve the metro area’s dynamism and connectedness — attributes that help foster business activity, but also can be exploited by the coronavirus. Written By: Patrick Springer | × Members of the Red River Valley COVID-19 Task Force watch a multimedia campaign promoting mask-wearing on Oct. 2, 2020, at Fargo City Hall. David Samson / The For...

If passed, House Bill 1323 would bar North Dakota officials from instituting a mask or face covering requirement, from the statewide level down to local governments like Fargo's. It's a policy that Mayor Tim Mahoney said would deprive the city of a tool that proved key to limiting the area's outbreak during the last surge. 

If passed, House Bill 1323 would bar North Dakota officials from instituting a mask or face covering requirement, from the statewide level down to local governments like Fargo's. It's a policy that Mayor Tim Mahoney said would deprive the city of a tool that proved key to limiting the area's outbreak during the last surge. 

How Manitoba's southern neighbour is among the leaders in the U.S. COVID-19 vaccine rollout Rachel Bergen © Dave Kolpack/The Associated Press Dr. Avish Nagpal, an infectious disease specialist in Fargo, receives the first shot of the coronavirus vaccine given in North Dakota on Dec. 14. North Dakota was among the worst U.S. states for virus outbreaks. North Dakota has gone from a hotbed of COVID-19 early in the pandemic to a leader in the campaign to get people vaccinated. How have they done it — and how Manitoba learn from its neighbour to the south? Just a few months ...