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Lubbock Health Department hosts MMR vaccine drive in Lubbock
Daily News Lesson September 03 2025

Epidemiologist breaks down new restrictions on COVID shots

Learn why the FDA has limited access to COVID vaccines to those most at risk
Summer Entertainment Returns To New York City
Daily News Lesson August 23 2024

What to know about this summer’s major surge in COVID infections

Dr. Eric Topol explains what’s behind the uptick and how people can protect themselves
COVID-19 care at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at Western Reserve Hospital in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio
Daily News Lesson August 03 2023

Rising COVID hospitalizations point to summer surge in infections

Learn why COVID began spreading more rapidly in the summer of 2023
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Daily News Lesson April 20 2022

Citizen poets share details of their pandemic lives in ‘Dear Vaccine’
Learn about a collection of poems written by everyday people in response to the pandemic and contribute your own
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Student Voices April 19 2022

Student Voice: How Hindsight 20/21 project gave students an artful avenue to reflect on the pandemic
In the Spring of 2021, PBS NewsHour Classroom and CoBuild19 invited students, educators and families to share your stories through art, text or multimedia to express how the pandemic affected you and your communities as part of our Hindsight 20/21 project.
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Daily News Lesson January 24 2022

Jan. 24, 2022: Omicron, herd immunity, worldwide vaccine access
ADDITIONAL STORIES: Brooks & Capehart on Biden's first year, How DMC went from rapper to children's book author
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Lesson Plan December 09 2021

Lesson plan: What’s your “Brief But Spectacular” take?

Every Thursday night, the PBS NewsHour profiles people and their passions. Now you can join the fun...
A vial and a syringe are seen in front of a displayed South Africa flag and words "Omicron SARS-CoV-2" in this illustration taken
Daily News Lesson November 29 2021

How the world is responding to the omicron variant
Hear how countries around the world are preparing for a new COVID variant
FILE PHOTO: Pregnant women receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania
Daily News Lesson October 03 2021

Just 32% of pregnant women in U.S. are vaccinated, divide worsening along racial lines
Hear from one expert on why vaccine rates among pregnant women are low, and why that's especially dangerous
FILE PHOTO: The Pfizer-BioNTech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccines are administered to healthcare professionals, in Indianapolis
Daily News Lesson August 09 2021

As Delta variant surges, should public or private sectors mandate vaccines?
With the recent surge in the Delta Variant, especially among the unvaccinated, parts of the government sector and private companies make the move to mandate vaccines- what are the implications of this?
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