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COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution: How Many Million Doses Have Been Given?
Now that we are more than halfway through 2021 and multiple COVID-19 vaccines are authorized and recommended by the CDC, we are able to get a good idea about how widespread and effective COVID vaccine distribution has been.
Asymptomatic COVID-19: Keeping Your Community Safe
Can you be infected with COVID-19 and display no symptoms? Many studies say yes. An individual currently infected with SARS-CoV-2 virus and without displaying COVID-19 symptoms is referred to as asymptomatic.
Curative Celebrates Vaccine Leaders
Ending the COVID-19 pandemic has always hinged on our ability to create and distribute vaccines. Once variations of the vaccine became available in the United States, Curative immediately began administering doses into eligible arms across the country.
Community Risk of Breakthrough COVID-19 Cases as Vaccinations Increase
The number of fully vaccinated individuals in the U.S. is steadily increasing every day. However, because the vaccine cannot guarantee perfect immunity, some are experiencing COVID-19 infections, even after being fully vaccinated.
The Delta COVID-19 Variant: How Your Community Can Work to Stay Safe
With the number of new COVID-19 cases recently increasing in almost all states, many are wondering about the specifics of the new Delta COVID variant and its potential impact on the pandemic.
Curative Celebrates Pride Month and Reaffirms Our Support for LGBTQIA+ Acceptance and Equality
June is Pride Month, and Curative supports its LGBTQIA+ colleagues and the broader community. We are proud to stand together in giving voice and visibility to LGBTQIA+ acceptance and equality.
How Springfield’s Hub and Spoke Model is an Example of Vaccine Equity Nationwide
As vaccine inventory becomes available across the United States, healthcare providers like Curative are working to ensure everyone has convenient access to vaccines. This has necessitated meeting people where they are: community centers, churches, shopping malls. As we work to strengthen vaccine confidence, we are bringing vaccine sites to areas that are familiar and easy to access within communities.
How Close Are We to Herd Immunity for COVID-19 & Why Is It Important to Reach?
As more Americans get vaccinated against COVID-19, there has been increasing discussion of reaching herd immunity. What is herd immunity, why is it important, and how close are we to reaching it?
When Will Life Go Back to Normal After COVID-19?
More than a year has gone by since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many people are understandably asking for clarification in regards to if and when the pandemic will end and when life will go back to normal.
Curative and Tulare County Turn the International Agricenter into a Vaccination Site: Health Equity in California’s Central Valley
A small county in central California, Tulare, has taken COVID-19 vaccinations in stride, actively working to end the pandemic for their residents. Situated in the San Joaquin Valley between Fresno and Bakersfield, rural Tulare is home to a large agricultural industry.
Meet the Nurses on the Frontlines of the Pandemic: Curative Celebrates National Nurses Week
This National Nurses Week, Curative thanks all of the nurses who have braved the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic to serve our communities.
Why Are There Two Doses of the COVID Vaccine?
With COVID-19 vaccination efforts well underway across the country, some may wonder, “Why are there two doses of the COVID vaccine?” for two of the vaccines available. For example, most adults are used to receiving just one dose of the influenza vaccine every year. What’s different about the COVID-19 vaccine?