Maia O’Brien, Contributing writer
• September 26, 2024
As the flu and COVID season progresses, some MTSU students wish to receive the flu COVID-19 vaccines for an extra layer of protection, while others choose to continue without the vaccines for a multitude of reasons.
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President Sidney McPhee has announced via email that masks will again be required inside university facilities.
Due to increased positive COVID-19 cases with the Delta variant,...
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Millions of COVID-19 vaccines are being sent out around the world, but new variants of the virus have confused the Center for Disease Control and companies...
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Increasing coronavirus infection rates continue to impact Rutherford County and surrounding areas, according to analyzed data from the...
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Study abroad trips are being canceled nationwide as travel bans are being enforced all over the world. Middle Tennessee State University...
The Tennessee Department of Health and the Metro Public Health Department announced Thursday the first electronic-cigarette related death in the state, after a Nashville man suffered a serious respiratory...
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STDs are on the rise nationally and in Tennessee, according to the 2018 Central for Disease Control's Annual STD Surveillance Report, published earlier last week.
According to the...
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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced an "aggressive" and comprehensive plan to end the opioid crisis in Tennessee on Monday. The $30 million plan, titled...
