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The Pfizer vaccine can soon go to teenagers who are 12 to 15 years old. The FDA is expected to make that announcement later this week.
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The Oglala Sioux Tribe is vaccinating healthcare, nursing home and long-term care facility workers. The tribe is working with both the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
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A state official said Wednesday that South Dakota has one of the best COVID-19 vaccination rates in the country so far.
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On this short we go on a grocery store tour with Dietician Morgan Vander Zee. Morgan helps us understand how to read labels and make better food choices.
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As of Monday, more than half of the state's COVID-19 hospitalizations are in Sioux Falls facilities. Some ICU rooms are doubling up patients to keep up with demand.
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These Department of Health is classifying the cases as “possible reinfections“ until the CDC offers further guidance.
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Federal authorities say states should be ready to distribute a vaccine as early as mid-November.
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The merger is expected to close by summer of 2021. Once combined, the systems will insure more than a million people across 24 states.
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The acting CEO of the Pine Ridge IHS service unit initiated the call for volunteers. The IHS regional office has not yet responded to requests for an interview.
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The state Dept. of Health aims to test at least 5% of the SD population for COVID-19 per month. Others say that's not enough to understand the disease's spread.