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Wyoming Department of Health Recommends Seasonal Flu Shots

“We recommend a seasonal flu shot for everyone six months of age and older who hasn’t already received one this fall because these important vaccines reduce and help prevent serious illness, hospitalizations and deaths,” said Dr. Alexia Harrist, state health officer and state epidemiologist with WDH. “Flu shots are safe and continue to be our most important influenza protection strategy.”

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Wyoming Department of Health Recommends Seasonal Flu Shots

“We recommend a seasonal flu shot for everyone six months of age and older who hasn’t already received one this fall because these important vaccines reduce and help prevent serious illness, hospitalizations and deaths,” said Dr. Alexia Harrist, state health officer and state epidemiologist with WDH. “Flu shots are safe and continue to be our most important influenza protection strategy.”

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WDH: Majority of Recent COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Are Unvaccinated

WDH: Majority of Recent COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Are Unvaccinated
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Data Accident Releases Covid-19 Results for 25% of Wyoming

Data Accident Releases Covid-19 Results for 25% of Wyoming By Mead Gruver | April 29, 2021 CreplaceENNE, Wyo. (AP) A Wyoming Department of Health employee working with computer code accidentally released COVID-19 test results for one-quarter of the state’s residents as well as associated names, addresses, birth dates and other information, the department announced Tuesday. The employee also inadvertently released law enforcement blood alcohol test information for thousands of others going back to 2012. In all, the employee released information on 164,010 people to private and public storage locations on GitHub.com, an internet-based software development platform. The release included COVID-19 plus flu test results for 145,698 Wyoming residents and blood alcohol test results for another 18,312 people mainly from Wyoming but also other states.

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Data accident releases COVID-19 results for 25% of Wyoming

Data accident releases COVID-19 results for 25% of Wyoming By MEAD GRUVERApril 27, 2021 GMT CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) A Wyoming Department of Health employee working with computer code accidentally released COVID-19 test results for one-quarter of the state’s residents as well as associated names, addresses, birth dates and other information, the department announced Tuesday. The employee also inadvertently released law enforcement blood alcohol test information for thousands of others going back to 2012. In all, the employee released information on 164,010 people to private and public storage locations on GitHub.com, an internet-based software development platform. The release included COVID-19 plus flu test results for 145,698 Wyoming residents and blood alcohol test results for another 18,312 people mainly from Wyoming but also other states.

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