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Candidatos al primer distrito del congreso se reúnen debaten. Programa de educación sexual en Manchester y Claremont está detenido porque algunos miembros del consejo ejecutivo no han votado sobre la subvención. Se advierte ponerse dosis de refuerzo antes de brote de COVID en invierno.
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New Hampshire public health officials say they see a dangerous combination ahead: a winter rise in COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths, and low interest in coronavirus booster shots.
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State health officials say mobile clinics make vaccination more convenient and equitable by reducing barriers and meeting people where they are.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation reports 3.5% of New Hampshire children under 5 had received at least one dose as of July 22, the most recent data available. That’s above the national average but lower than all New England states besides Rhode Island.
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Funcionarios de salud dicen que primero debes contactar a tu pediatra, si tienes uno, pero sitios públicos de vacunación también están disponibles.
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Health officials say you should first reach out to your pediatrician or primary care provider, if you have one, but public vaccine sites are also available.
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Se celebró Juneteenth en el downtown de Manchester ayer con una fiesta en la manzana. Pronto llegan las vacunas para niños menores a New Hampshire. El gobernador Sununu firmó proyecto de ley para facilitar el registro al voto para jóvenes con discapacidades.
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Se esperan vacunas de COVID-19 para niños entre los 6 meses y 5 años en New Hampshire. Protestantes de ordenanzas anti-vacunas no serán demandados tras interrumpir reunión de consejo ejecutivo.
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The A.G. said an investigation found probable cause to charge anti-vaccine mandate protestors but not enough evidence to conclude the state would prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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At least 2,500 people have died from COVID in New Hampshire. New research from the School of Public Health at Brown University and Microsoft AI Health suggests over 900 of those lives could have been saved if more people had been vaccinated.