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Alaska Department of Health and Social Services/At a recent health care panel, officials laid out how the COVID situation has changed in one of the region’s fishing industry hubs, and what health care providers recommend for people around the region heading into the summer. -
Izzy Ross/KDLGDillingham currently falls under a “medium” COVID risk level. In medium risk areas, the CDC recommends masks for people who are immunocompromised or at high risk of serious disease, or who live or interact with someone who is high risk.
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The health corporation said it believes it has met its “goals and criteria” to dismantle the Incident Command team. In the Dillingham Census Area, the state has reported 86 confirmed cases so far this month. -
It was one of 57 deaths the state reported Friday. The state said in an announcement that one of those deaths was recent, while the rest were identified…
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The state reported more COVID-19 cases among Bristol Bay residents in October than in any other month since the beginning of the pandemic. More Bristol…
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Superintendent Jason Johnson said in an update that the school was notified of the cases Monday, conducted contact tracing that evening, and reached out…
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The Public Health Center will also provide flu vaccines for people 6 months and older at the clinic. A vaccine clinic will be held Saturday at the…
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The state said the 28 deaths it reported on Tuesday occured from August through October. A woman in the Dillingham Census Area died of COVID-19 recently.…
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration and the Centers for Disease Control both approved kid-sized doses of the Pfizer vaccine for children in that age…
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The state health department reported the death Thursday.A Dillingham Census Area man in his 50s recently died of COVID-19, the state health department…
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“We've prepared and have supplies that we need and teams that we're able to send out to villages and people that come and help on the floor, that work in…
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The clinic was an opportunity for people to protect themselves against COVID and the flu. A couple nurses from the Lower 48 were there to help.
