Alaska's top epidemiologist said state officials can still look to hospitalization and death numbers to get a sense of where Alaska is amid the pandemic, since those numbers are reported by hospitals and the state medical examiner.
Increasing social interaction and contact with people outside of your household or pandemic “bubble” after vaccination could still put others at risk, according to the state’s public health team.
Are you petite? Tall? Overweight? Slender? Here's why health experts say the COVID-19 vaccine should work well for most people regardless of body type.
There is no priority group just for parents of children who experience disabilities, children who could be considered to have comorbidities or illnesses that could place them at higher risk for complications associated with COVID-19.
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