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Tommy Thompson on Trump’s 2024 election victory in Wisconsin
Republican former Wisconsin Gov. Tommy Thompson discusses his advice to President-elect Donald Trump to campaign in Democratic strongholds and other areas in the state to attract more voters in 2024.
Wednesday November 6, 2024
Election anxiety and uncertainty over the outcome of the 2024 presidential race
Feelings of fear and stress over the outcome of the 2024 presidential election are affecting individual health and interpersonal relationships around the United States, fueled by the nation's wide political divides and multiple close votes.
Monday November 4, 2024
Harris, Democrats urge supporters speak through their votes
In the last week before Election Day, Vice President Kamala Harris made multiple campaign stops around swing-state Wisconsin, including a second large rally in Madison to build enthusiasm for voting.
Friday November 1, 2024
Wisconsin’s role in the Civil War origins of absentee voting
The fate of the Civil War hinged on the 1864 election between President Abraham Lincoln and former Gen. George McClellan, and Union soldiers from Wisconsin contributed to the outcome by being among the first absentee voters in American history.
Wednesday October 30, 2024
Laura Albert on researching impacts of ballot drop box sites
UW-Madison systems engineering professor Laura Albert explains research into how the number and location of absentee ballot drop boxes in a community impacts voter turnout and election administration.
Thursday October 24, 2024
Elena Hilby on politicization of absentee ballot drop boxes
Sun Prairie City Clerk Elena Hilby, president of the Wisconsin Municipal Clerks Association, discusses absentee ballot drop boxes protocols as their use has become a focus of political controversy.
Wednesday October 23, 2024
How old are Wisconsin’s lawmakers and how much do voters care?
The age of political candidates and public officials is central to the 2024 election — how much this factors into voter perceptions about Wisconsin's federal and state legislators is up for debate.
Wednesday October 23, 2024
Paulina Gutiérrez on ballot drop boxes in Milwaukee in 2024
Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Paulina Gutiérrez discusses the city's deployment of absentee ballot drop boxes in the August 2024 primary and their role in voting in the future.
Tuesday October 22, 2024
The ongoing clash over using ballot drop boxes in Wisconsin
Absentee ballot drop boxes are a focus of big political and legal fights in Wisconsin — banned by the state Supreme Court in 2022 and reinstated in 2024 — leading to fewer being used around the state.
Friday October 18, 2024
Hovde and Baldwin answer their opponent’s question on assets
Wisconsin Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde, running in the 2024 election, reply to questions about their business practices and financial disclosures.
Thursday October 17, 2024
Baldwin and Hovde on US foreign policy in the Middle East
Wisconsin Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde, running in the 2024 election, share stances on conflicts among Israel, Hamas and others in the region.
Wednesday October 16, 2024
Hovde and Baldwin on the Second Amendment and gun control
Wisconsin Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde, running in the 2024 election, share stances on mass shootings, gun laws and the Second Amendment.
Tuesday October 15, 2024
Baldwin, Hovde and top issues in Wisconsin’s US Senate race
Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde hold divergent positions on the issues of the economy, immigration and abortion in Wisconsin's 2024 U.S. Senate race.
Thursday October 10, 2024
Trump, Harris campaign in unexpected Wisconsin communities
Former President Donald Trump campaigned in Waunakee and Vice President Kamala Harris rallied in Ripon, stopping in strongholds of their opponent's party with the 2024 election barely a month away.
Friday October 4, 2024
Eric Toney on investigating, prosecuting political threats
Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney discusses investigating and prosecuting threats to election workers and public officials while balancing free speech rights and mental health concerns.
Wednesday September 18, 2024
Melissa Kono on election workers and polling place threats
Town of Burnside Clerk Melissa Kono considers training volunteer election workers how to handle criticism and preparing for confrontations and threats at polling places during voting and counting.
Tuesday September 17, 2024
How threats are escalating for Wisconsin’s public officials
From local clerks to state Supreme Court justices, elected officials in Wisconsin are being threatened and harassed — in person and online — fueled by tense political rhetoric and conspiracy theories.
Friday September 13, 2024
Trump makes familiar, unexpected promises at La Crosse rally
The economy, border and energy policies are regular focuses for former President Donald Trump on the campaign trail, but at a western Wisconsin town hall his attention was on reproductive health care.
Friday August 30, 2024
Why pro-Palestinian protestors assembled at the 2024 DNC
Demonstrations outside the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago carried a direct message to delegates and voters, urging the U.S. to halt military aid for Israel over the conflict in Gaza.
Friday August 23, 2024
An eight-time Wisconsin DNC delegate is hustling in 2024
Elevating rural issues and getting out the vote are political priorities for Gary Hawley, a veteran from Whiting who traveled to Chicago to attend an eighth consecutive Democratic National Convention.
Thursday August 22, 2024
Henry Pahlow on supporting young voters, youthful candidates
High School Democrats of America National Vice-Chair Henry Pahlow, a Denmark High School graduate at the 2024 DNC in Chicago, describes encouraging more young people to vote and run for office.
Thursday August 22, 2024
Tricia Zunker on government working with tribal communities
Tricia Zunker, a Ho-Chunk Nation citizen and 2nd Vice Chair of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin at the 2024 DNC in Chicago, discusses political concerns and priorities of sovereign tribal nations.
Thursday August 22, 2024
Heba Mohammad on Gaza solidarity protests at the 2024 DNC
Listen to Wisconsin organizer Heba Mohammad, a Palestinian American who worked on the 2020 Biden campaign, describes protesting outside the 2024 DNC in Chicago and demands over the war in Gaza.
Tuesday August 20, 2024
Steven Potter on how Wisconsin fits into the DNC in Chicago
"Here & Now" reporter Steven Potter discusses Wisconsin's continuing prominence in presidential politics as the state's delegation prepares for the 2024 Democratic National Convention in Chicago.
Friday August 16, 2024
Why Wisconsin remains a presidential swing state in 2024
For nearly two decades, Wisconsin voters have cast ballots for Democratic and Republican candidates in federal and state offices, confirming its reputation as a preeminent "purple" state in elections.
Friday August 16, 2024
Terrence Wall on Democrats, Trump and the democratic process
Real estate developer Terrence Wall, attending the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, discusses his criticisms of Democrats and former President Donald Trump's comments on dictatorship.
Wednesday August 7, 2024
Who gets to decide how federal money for Wisconsin is spent?
Voters will see two questions on the state's Aug. 13 primary ballot to amend the state constitution, both of which would shift power to direct federal funding from the governor to the Legislature.
Friday August 2, 2024
Daniel Biank on developing precision medicine treatments
Accuray vice president Daniel Biank describes how having better information about diseases and patients is central to personalized medicine therapies, from screening to diagnosis to treatment.
Thursday July 25, 2024
Dr. Muhammed Murtaza on cancer and personalized medicine
Dr. Muhammed Murtaza, associate director of the Center for Human Genomics and Precision Medicine at UW-Madison, explains how a class of drugs helped inform personalized treatment for cancer patients.
Wednesday July 24, 2024
Speaker Robin Vos on the RNC and 2024 presidential race
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, attending the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, discusses the state's relevance to national politics and the Trump-Vance ticket.
Monday July 22, 2024
Eric Hovde on issues in the 2024 campaign for US senator
Wisconsin Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde discusses issues central to the 2024 race, the candidacy of former President Donald Trump and prospects for policy compromises with Democrats.
Friday July 19, 2024
Why RNC business was mixed at downtown Milwaukee restaurants
Milwaukee restaurants within the Republican National Convention security zone hosted big crowds during the event as others outside saw business lag — hopes are high for long-term economic impact.
Friday July 19, 2024
US Rep. Glenn Grothman on the border, inflation, abortion
U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman, R-Glenbeulah, at the 2024 RNC in Milwaukee, discusses the importance of immigration, inflation and social issues to Republicans and abortion to Democrats in their campaigns.
Friday July 19, 2024
US Rep. Tom Tiffany on the border, inflation, foreign policy
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany, R-Minocqua, at the 2024 RNC, discusses Wisconsin's rural-urban voter divide and the importance of immigration, inflation and foreign policy to Republicans in their campaigns.
Friday July 19, 2024
Dale Kooyenga on bipartisan RNC plans, Milwaukee’s economy
Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce President Dale Kooyenga, a former Republican state legislator, discusses bipartisan support for hosting the 2024 RNC and impacts on downtown businesses.
Thursday July 18, 2024
Why people gathered in Milwaukee to protest the 2024 RNC
Protesters assembled to rally and march in downtown Milwaukee to add their voices to the national political discussion centered on the 2024 Republican National Convention and the Trump-Vance ticket.
Thursday July 18, 2024
County Exec. Paul Farrow on Wisconsin’s 2024 RNC delegation
Waukesha County Executive Paul Farrow, a delegate attending the 2024 RNC, details excitement among Republicans attending the convention and energy to unify the party behind the Trump-Vance ticket.
Wednesday July 17, 2024
Sheriff Dale Schmidt on drug overdoses, the border and Trump
Dodge County Sheriff Dale Schmidt, a Republican attending the 2024 RNC, describes drug overdose and border crossing concerns while backing former President Donald Trump as a law enforcement officer.
Tuesday July 16, 2024
Steven Potter on security planning in Milwaukee for the RNC
"Here & Now" reporter Steven Potter discusses advance planning by multiple federal and state law enforcement agencies to provide security for the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.
Friday July 12, 2024
Public safety and the 2024 Republican National Convention
Federal, state and local law enforcement agencies have been collaborating in their efforts to implement security plans for the 2024 Republican National Convention at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee.
Friday July 12, 2024
How Wisconsin is creating the future of precision medicine
Rapid advances in medical research are transforming how disease is treated at an individual level — the state's federal designation as a biohealth technology hub is generating high hopes for business.
Tuesday July 2, 2024
Baldwin, Hovde consider the future of abortion law in the US
Wisconsin 2024 U.S. Senate candidates — incumbent Democratic U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challenger Eric Hovde — discuss their stances on access to abortion and laws defining limits.
Thursday June 27, 2024
Public hearings in Ashland focus on Line 5 pipeline proposal
Hundreds of people attended public hearings in Ashland reviewing proposed additions and reroutes to the Enbridge Line 5 oil and gas pipeline around the Bad River Reservation in northern Wisconsin.
Friday June 7, 2024
Outlining charges in Wisconsin’s 2020 fake electors scheme
Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul filed felony criminal charges against three associates of former President Donald Trump in connection with the false electors plot in the 2020 election.
Friday June 7, 2024
Abbie Klein on Gaza protesters negotiating with UW-Madison
UW-Madison graduate student and Students for Justice in Palestine spokesperson Abbie Klein discusses demands campus protesters are making of the university and negotiations with its administration.
Thursday May 9, 2024
Voter enthusiasm, negative partisanship and Wisconsin’s swing status in 2024
Here & Now extra: A presidential rematch is leaving more voters dissatisfied in 2024, but even as polling finds lower levels of enthusiasm for candidates, the motivation to vote against one remains a powerful force for turnout.
Tuesday April 30, 2024
How often do non-US citizens vote in Wisconsin elections?
Nearly 300,000 residents of Wisconsin who are not U.S. citizens have been issued driver licenses or ID cards — the state elections agency notes its policies in response to concerns raised over fraud.
Friday April 12, 2024
What is ranked-choice voting and where does it stand in Wisconsin?
A ballot format that has voters rank candidates is getting more attention among state lawmakers, with proponents saying it requires office-seekers to appeal more broadly, while opponents saying the approach would be too confusing.
Thursday March 7, 2024
Hovde prepares to challenge Baldwin in 2024 US Senate race
Real estate developer Eric Hovde gears up to campaign in the 2024 Republican primary for U.S. Senate and take on Democratic incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin after announcing his candidacy.
Friday February 23, 2024
Wisconsin’s party chairs on early voting in 2024 elections
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming discuss their perspectives on voters casting absentee ballots in advance of Election Day in 2024.
Tuesday January 23, 2024
Ben Wikler, Brian Schimming on elections lawsuits and voting
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming discuss multiple lawsuits over the election process and their impacts on voter perceptions.
Tuesday January 16, 2024
Wisconsin’s party chairs on 2024 US Senate candidates
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler and Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming discuss the race between incumbent U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin and Republican challengers in 2024.
Tuesday January 9, 2024
Wisconsin’s Democratic, Republican parties prepare for 2024
Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming and Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler discuss the 2024 election cycle, including redistricting, RNC in Milwaukee and voter priorities.
Friday January 5, 2024
Ben Wikler on Democrats in Wisconsin’s 2024 elections
Democratic Party of Wisconsin Chair Ben Wikler discusses campaign expectations for the presidential election year in a swing state as the Republican National Convention is held in Milwaukee.
Thursday January 4, 2024
Brian Schimming on Republicans in Wisconsin’s 2024 elections
Republican Party of Wisconsin Chair Brian Schimming discusses campaign expectations for the presidential election year in a swing state as the Republican National Convention is held in Milwaukee.
Wednesday January 3, 2024
Andy Farley on stressors affecting mental health among kids
Brookfield East High School Principal Andy Farley considers internal and external factors raising stress levels in children and how learning and support at school can address mental health struggles.
Wednesday December 13, 2023
Aimee Schneidewent on peer support for student mental health
Brookfield East High School psychologist Aimee Schneidewent describes the importance of confronting stigma related to youth mental health and efforts by the HOPE Squad to provide support for students.
Tuesday December 12, 2023
What’s being done to help mental health among school kids?
Peer support, school staff and psychology researchers are trying to keep up with the growing rate of mental health issues among K-12 students in Wisconsin while lawmakers debate boosts to funding.
Thursday December 7, 2023
What is Wisconsin’s ‘living wage’?
Economics researchers find that the amount of hourly pay earned by workers across the state, much less the minimum wage, fails to meet the threshold for what they've found is a livable level.
Wednesday October 18, 2023
Paul Ryan on America’s political landscape going into 2024
Former U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan discusses federal government shutdowns, budgetary and economic policy, the age of elected officials and the outlook for the Republican Party under Donald Trump.
Thursday September 28, 2023
Elizabeth Braatz on the prominence of bees as pollinators
Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources insect ecologist Elizabeth Braatz explains how various species of native bees have bodies and behaviors that are adapted to pollinate crops and other plants.
Thursday September 28, 2023
Saving Wisconsin’s native bee population is a team effort
Declining populations of the state's native bee species are being tracked through participatory science projects — discovering nests of the endangered rusty patched bumble bee is one success story.
Friday September 22, 2023
Impressions of the first 2024 Republican presidential debate
Milwaukee played host to the first Republican presidential primary debate before the 2024 election, and observers share thoughts on the candidates, issues and importance of Wisconsin as a swing state.
Friday August 25, 2023
Mordecai Lee on evaluating candidates in campaign debates
UW-Milwaukee political science professor Mordecai Lee considers how to assess the performance of candidates participating in the first 2024 Republican presidential primary debate held in Milwaukee.
Thursday August 24, 2023
What is ‘abortion reversal’ and where do doctors stand on its practice?
Opponents of medication abortion promote the use of a prescription to interrupt the process and continue a pregnancy but scientific research into this practice is lacking.
Thursday August 17, 2023
Abortion and the mission of pregnancy resource centers
While political debate and litigation continue over the legal status of providing abortions in Wisconsin, Republican lawmakers are looking to provide funds for groups that discourage the practice.
Tuesday August 15, 2023
Voices of three Wisconsin women who have had an abortion
A trio of Wisconsinites share their abortion stories, describe why they chose to end a pregnancy, and explain why they are speaking up at a time when the practice is once again illegal in the state.
Tuesday August 8, 2023
Where did all the mosquitoes go?
A snowy winter in northern Wisconsin set the stage for a pesky mosquito season, but a dry summer has reduced standing water some species of this insect pest rely on to breed in southern parts of the state.
Thursday August 3, 2023
Wisconsin’s dry spell sparks concern about Fourth of July firework fires
With the entire state experiencing dry and drought conditions, the risk of wildfire started by errant fireworks — of any size — is heightened and extra caution is urged.
Friday June 30, 2023
Heavy wildfire smoke causes Wisconsin to have worst air quality in the US
The state Department of Natural Resources has issued an advisory warning of 'unhealthy' air across the state as a cloud of haze from wildfires in Canada creates health risks for people with heart and lung issues.
Tuesday June 27, 2023
‘Here & Now’ Highlights: Jay Rothman, Josh Kaul
This is what guests on the June 16, 2023 episode said about recent decisions by the Joint Finance Committee to cut funding for the state Office of School Safety and UW System.
Monday June 19, 2023
Nic Kelly, Heather DuBois Bourenane on how school is funded
School Choice Wisconsin Director Nic Kelly and Wisconsin Public Education Network Executive Director Heather DuBois Bourenane consider whether and how the state should fund public and private schools.
Tuesday June 13, 2023
Wisconsin boosts state funding for public, private schools
Advocates have sought more pay for teachers, higher special education reimbursement and an increase in school choice voucher funding as lawmakers draft the state's 2023-25 budget for K-12 schools.
Friday June 9, 2023
Debbie Moellendorf on mental health at Merrill High School
UW-Madison Extension professor Debbie Moellendorf describes the efforts of the Raise Your Voice club at Merrill High School as student participants learn about mental health and provide peer support.
Wednesday May 17, 2023
Liz Krubsack on mental health literacy for K-12 students
Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction school mental health consultant Liz Krubsack considers how youth can benefit from educators offering a nurturing environment and teaching wellness skills.
Tuesday May 16, 2023
‘Our students are hurting’: Youth mental health in Wisconsin
The number of K-12 students around the state who report feelings of anxiety, hopelessness and self harm is surging, leaving educators in search of more financial support to offer counseling and care.
Friday May 12, 2023
Mary Kay Battaglia on children’s mental health in Wisconsin
National Alliance on Mental Illness Wisconsin Executive Director Mary Kay Battaglia considers factors that are causing a growing number of youth to have feelings of isolation, anxiety and depression.
Thursday May 11, 2023
Rent increases in Wisconsin cities among the steepest in the US
Data from multiple rental-listing aggregators underscore how much the price of renting a home is increasing in communities around the state in the midst of high demand.
Tuesday May 9, 2023
UW-Madison responds to video of student saying racist slurs
UW-Madison Black student activists and Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin respond to a social media video of a white student saying racist slurs and the demands raised in subsequent protests across campus.
Friday May 5, 2023
Blk Pwr Coalition responds to racism from UW-Madison student
Three members of the Blk Pwr Coalition student group at UW-Madison offer perspective on a white student using racial slurs on video and how the university is responding to calls for accountability.
Friday May 5, 2023
Bill expands eligibility for criminal record expungement
A bipartisan bill in the Wisconsin Legislature would change how people could have criminal records expunged for certain offenses — Sen. Rachael Cabral-Guevara, R-Appleton, reviews the proposal's goal.
Friday April 28, 2023
Paul Blount on EMS system staffing in rural Wisconsin
Cambridge Area EMS Chief Paul Blount explains why emergency medical service agencies in rural communities rely on full-time staff, part-time staff and on-call volunteers to provide ambulance coverage.
Thursday April 20, 2023
James Small on short staffing for emergency medical services
Wisconsin Office of Rural Health outreach manager James Small describes how a shortage of paramedics at EMS systems affects their ability to provide timely responses and appropriate care for patients.
Tuesday April 18, 2023
Wisconsin’s EMS agencies describe a system in crisis
Staffing shortages and funding gaps in Wisconsin have caused emergency medical services to become unreliable and some EMS operations have closed, putting communities at risk throughout the state.
Thursday April 13, 2023
Madison Krenz on the stresses of working in the EMS system
Cambridge Area Emergency Medical Service paramedic Madison Krenz describes growing strains faced by short-staffed first responders following the pandemic and amid mental health and addiction crises.
Tuesday April 11, 2023
Public calls for K-12 education funding in the 2023 budget
Many attendees who testified at a Wisconsin Joint Finance Committee public listening session held in Waukesha sought increased state funding for K-12 education in the 2023-25 biennial budget.
Friday April 7, 2023
City issues meet national politics in the 2023 race for mayor of Green Bay
Incumbent Eric Genrich and challenger Chad Weininger – a Democrat and a Republican — are facing off in a close contest for a nonpartisan office to lead Wisconsin's third-largest city.
Tuesday March 28, 2023
Peter and Ksenia Sokor on watching war in Ukraine from afar
Ukrainian refugees Peter and Ksenia Sokor, who fled from their home near Kyiv shortly after Russia's 2022 invasion and resettled in Stoughton, reflect upon the ongoing fighting and past year of war.
Monday February 20, 2023
Reneé Lushaj on challenges of resettling Ukrainian refugees
Stoughton Resettlement Assistance Program Co-Director Reneé Lushaj details difficulties related to work and language barriers families fleeing war in Ukraine face as they make new homes in Wisconsin.
Monday February 20, 2023
Ukrainian refugees in Wisconsin reflect on a year of war
A Stoughton-based volunteer group is helping families that have escaped Russia's invasion of Ukraine to find safety and stability as they start rebuilding their lives.
Friday February 17, 2023
Making sense of what a state flat tax on income means for Wisconsinites
The Republican majority in the Wisconsin Legislature is calling for a flat tax in response to an historic state budget surplus — a public affairs professor at UW-Madison explains how this approach to taxing income is implemented as policy and has worked in practice.
Thursday January 19, 2023
Fast Facts: What’s causing Wisconsin’s budget windfall?
Three major factors are contributing to the state's projected $6.5 billion budget surplus — more federal funds, spending controls and higher tax revenues — though economic uncertainties still loom.
Friday December 9, 2022
Wisconsin’s burgeoning surplus sets up a wealth of 2023 budget options
A report released by the Wisconsin Policy Forum details how the state government's tax collection revenues have increased so far in the 2020s and what that growth means for the politics of budget making.
Tuesday December 6, 2022
Why did so many Wisconsin towns have referendums about clerks in 2022?
A shrinking number of prospective candidates and the stresses of recent years are leading town governments to pursue appointing rather than electing their municipal clerks — residents in most of these communities agreed with this change.
Tuesday November 22, 2022
When is it OK to leave fallen leaves in yards?
The annual autumnal ritual of raking the lawn serves many purposes, but there are advantages in letting leaf litter lie on the ground to conserve nutrients and help beneficial insects.
Tuesday November 15, 2022
Wisconsin high schoolers share thoughts on the right to vote
Six high school students in Appleton, Black River Falls and Minocqua, including participants in PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs, share their thoughts on the election process and their right to vote.
Friday November 4, 2022
Wisconsin high schoolers share their school safety concerns
Seven high school students in Appleton, Black River Falls, Minocqua and Wauwatosa, including participants in PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs, share their views on school shootings and safety.
Friday October 28, 2022
Fast Facts: A supermajority in the Wisconsin Legislature?
Republicans are seeking to flip a handful of seats in the 2022 elections to give them the two-thirds majorities in the state Senate and Assembly needed to override vetoes by the governor.
Thursday October 27, 2022
Wisconsin high schoolers share 2022 issues important to them
Seven high school students in Appleton, Minocqua and Wauwatosa, including participants in PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs, share their thoughts on issues important to them in the 2022 elections.
Friday October 21, 2022
Boosters for COVID-19 are seeing a slow uptake in Wisconsin, nationwide
Awareness about an updated bivalent vaccine for Omicron coronavirus variants is limited and their uptake has been slow in the first month since their release, prompting health officials to warn about the potential for another winter wave of infections.
Thursday October 13, 2022
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