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- Senior reacts to UNR in-person commencement decision
In less than two months, 2021 and 2020 seniors will move their tassels and receive their diplomas in person at the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR). This comes after last year’s graduations were canceled due to COVID-19. “It’s going to be safe, it’s going to be fun, and it’s going to be great to gather here with all of you,” Sandoval said. – KOLO TV - This year, National Doctors Day celebrates mental health awareness for those on the frontlines of the pandemic
When asked about its future, Cotton added, “I would love for the physician support line to be included in that kind of culture, where it's not a question of if you need support and help, but when. And when you do, I want physician support line to be at the top of the list." Cotton said for many, the phone line has made a difference. As an assistant professor in the department of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Nevada, Reno, Cotton often interviews candidates for the psychiatry residency training program and recently interviewed one candidate who had used the phone line. – ABC News - UK COVID-19 variant surges in Washoe County
The Washoe County Health District said the UK variant seems to be spreading through youth sporting events, private gatherings and travel. There are 45 known UK variant cases in Washoe County. The health district noted face coverings are still required when out in public. The B.1.1.7 variant originated in the United Kingdom. The B.1.351 variant that originated in South Africa is also in Washoe County and was the first to arrive. – KOLO TV
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