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Local response helps White Mountain Apache Tribe slow COVID-19 deaths


When someone on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation receives a confirmed diagnosis of COVID-19, health care workers from the Whiteriver Indian Hospital jump into action.
They personally visit the individual s home to test other household members, perform health evaluations on everyone there
 and trace any other potential contacts at risk for COVID-19 exposure.
Health care workers in the community say that could be one reason why, even though the rate of confirmed COVID-19 cases among White Mountain Apache tribal members is nearly triple the state s rate, the death rate is much lower and continues to fall.
Over 90% of COVID-19 cases in the White Mountain community are investigated within 24 hours of testing, according to Ryan Close, the director of the Department of Preventative Medicine at the Whiteriver hospital, which is the only hospital on the 1.67 million-acre reservation. ....

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ASU watching new COVID-19 'Arizona variant' with a mutation known to weaken vaccines


ASU watching new COVID-19 Arizona variant with a mutation known to weaken vaccines
Amanda Morris, Arizona Republic
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A scientist at the Translational Genomics Research Institute in Flagstaff prepares to work with a live sample of COVID-19.
Arizona State University researchers have found a home-grown variant of the coronavirus emerging in Arizona that they say should be monitored closely because it carries a mutation known for weakening vaccines.
In a non-peer reviewed study that published Sunday, researchers said they have detected 17 cases of the new variant since February, 15 of which were in Arizona. The other two cases were found in Houston in late February and New Mexico in early March, suggesting that the variant has begun to spread. ....

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