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March 19 data: Utah reports 17 more COVID-19 deaths including man under 25
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Live sign language translation is provided during state COVID-19 press conferences.
Renee and David Pavlus are both visually impaired. The Utah County couple, 66 and 70-years-old respectively, is used to relying on others, especially during the pandemic, for help. Getting vaccinated for COVID-19 was no exception.
Renee, who is fully blind, said she and her husband have had issues with using other medical websites in the past. So, when it came time to register for a vaccine, they didn’t even bother trying to sign up online.
“I didn t go on the website because I knew better,” Renee said. “I have been warned by several people who are also legally blind or blind like me that it was going to be very complicated.”
As cases drop, Utah continues to offer free COVID-19 testing © Provided by KUTV Salt Lake City
Free rapid antigen COVID-19 testing is, again, being offered by the Utah Department of Health across the state this week.
New sites are targeted each week based on high positivity rates, fewer tests conducted, untreated wastewater sampling, and other surveillance data, according to a news release.
Everyone is encouraged to wear masks and practice social distancing while waiting in line. Some locations may be drive-thru, while others will be conducted in buildings.
Children three and older can get tested at these free testing clinics, even if they do not have symptoms of COVID-19. Anyone who has any symptoms, even mild ones, should come and get tested.
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Today marks one year since BYU notified students that classes would take an extended weekend off and then be held virtually for the remainder of the semester.
What at first seemed like BYUâs first spring break and a chance to move back home with family turned into an ongoing, worldwide pandemic that no one at the time properly understood. In reflection of this anniversary, here is a recap of how the pandemic affected life at BYU.
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BYU was notified by the Utah County Health Department that an individual diagnosed with COVID-19 was in attendance at the menâs basketball game between Gonzaga and BYU on Feb. 22.
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