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UND law professor on vaccine mandates: You do not have the right to endanger other people by refusing to be vaccinated
UND Law Professor Paul Traynor said the U.S. Supreme Court has made it clear; You don t have the right to put the rest of the population in danger. Written By: Matt Henson | 10:39 pm, Jul. 22, 2021
The healthcare provider already requires an annual flu shot. The issue of vaccine mandates by employers and schools is spreading fast across the country, just like the new delta variant of the virus. The delta variant is part of the reason Sanford put the mandate into place.
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March 16, 2021
FARGO, N.D. This week, Sanford Health is getting its biggest shipment of COVID-19 vaccines thus far.
Sanford Health Vice President Dr. Doug Griffin says the healthcare system is receiving around 5,000 doses between North Dakota and Minnesota.
As of Tuesday, 14% of North Dakotans and 13% percent of Minnesotans are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. “Looking forward to another busy week next week,” commented Griffin.
As immunizations continue to grow, he says we are inching closer to a point where vaccines will be available to everyone.
“I think I’m going to guess sometime in April in North Dakota we’ll be to that point,” Griffin added.
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Experts say public is not ready to forgo masks
It s still recommended in public that fully vaccinated people mask. Sounds a bit like a broken record, but that s what I think we still need to do,
March 9, 2021
FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) – With the CDC updating its COVID-19 guidelines experts say we are not in the clear just yet.
Parts of the country have already begun easing restrictions on mask mandates including North Dakota Legislature dropping mask usage within chambers and Grand Forks County forgoing all masks.
Experts at Sanford Health say even with low case numbers and a little over 20 percent of people in the state receiving vaccines, the body still needs a full two weeks to become fully vaccinated.