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Your Teenager is Home From College. Now’s the Perfect Time for a COVID-19 Prevention Talk.
“Don’t drink.” “Go to class.” “Remember to actually put the detergent in when you’re doing laundry.” These were the phrases you probably prepared yourself to say (over and over again) to your teenager when you dropped them off at college. But this year, “Stay 6 feet away from everyone,” “Always wear your mask,” and “Bring […]
Social Distancing Causing the Holiday Blues? Stay Safe Without Losing the Holiday Spirit
Whether it’s enjoying a Thanksgiving feast, attending special religious services, or inviting extended family over for New Year’s, the holiday season is marked by gathering with the people you love. Coming together and seeing loved ones is a meaningful part of the holiday season. But this year, seeing others in person can be risky. Amid […]
Getting Past One-Word Answers: 5 Questions to Ask Your Teenager About School During the Pandemic
“Fine.” “Good.” “Yeah.” “Lit.” If you’re the parent of a teenager, you’re probably more than familiar with one-word answers. Whether in response to asking them how their day was (“meh”) or to what they want to do with the rest of their life (“dunno”), teens are experts at dishing out short replies. A teenager’s reluctance […]
Flu Shot and COVID-19: Myths, Facts, and Why Your Child Needs Their Vaccine
Flu season is underway, and with the COVID-19 pandemic still in full swing, we’re entering what’s being called a “twin-demic.” The flu can cause symptoms ranging from fever to chills to sore throat. While most people get better within 1-2 weeks, thousands of people with the flu develop potentially life-threatening complications, such as pneumonia or […]
The scientific truth about herd immunity
As we enter a crucial stage in the coronavirus pandemic, Nebraska’s hospitals and public health agencies want you to know the truth about herd immunity.
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