Why Navajo Nation is especially vulnerable to COVID-19
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Navajo Nation, hit hard by COVID-19, comes together to protect its most vulnerable
COVID-19 is ripping through the Navajo Nation, infecting and killing people at rates that are above U.S. averages. Located across three states, the Navajo population is already vulnerable, with a high prevalence of underlying disease, a lack of infrastructure and limited access to care and supplies. Stephanie Sy reports on how the Navajo community has taken on the challenge of caring for its own.
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Why Navajo Nation is especially vulnerable to COVID-19
Clip: 4/24/2020 | 7m 13sVideo has Closed Captions
COVID-19 is ripping through the Navajo Nation, infecting and killing people at rates that are above U.S. averages. Located across three states, the Navajo population is already vulnerable, with a high prevalence of underlying disease, a lack of infrastructure and limited access to care and supplies. Stephanie Sy reports on how the Navajo community has taken on the challenge of caring for its own.
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