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Las Vegas Review Journal

51³Ô¹ÏºÚÁÏ Medicine will begin appointment-only curbside coronavirus tests on Tuesday, the organization said in a statement Monday evening.

Las Vegas Sun

Just one week ago, coronavirus was not known to be circulating widely in Nevada, and most of the valley was still operating business as usual.

Las Vegas Sun

Just one week ago, coronavirus was not known to be circulating widely in Nevada, and most of the valley was still operating business as usual.

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In the span of one week, the impact of coronavirus in Clark County went from less than 10 cases to over 150 as of last Friday, with two reported deaths.

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In the span of one week, the impact of coronavirus in Clark County went from less than 10 cases to over 150 as of last Friday, with two reported deaths.

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By comparison, 36 million Americans have gotten the flu this season and about 22,000 have died. Children have been more vulnerable than years past with 144 pediatric deaths reported, according to the latest statistics from the CDC. Eight more child deaths were reported this week.

Las Vegas Review Journal

The Clark County Commission and Las Vegas City Council jointly met this week to deliberate plans for the future of a medical and academic hub where both governments say they have made significant investments.

Associated Press

Las Vegas-area officials say a new medical building at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will help train more doctors but more steps need to be taken to address a physician shortage.

Las Vegas Sun

Given the topic of Wednesday’s joint meeting of the Clark County Commission and Las Vegas City Council, the timing couldn’t have been more meaningful.

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In the midst of a pandemic, medical student Lauren Hollifield could potentially come face to face with the virus that is emerging in Las Vegas.

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Dr. Corrin Sullivan is fortifying the medical infrastructure in Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Sun

Panic over a potential novel coronavirus outbreak in Southern Nevada has driven residents to wipe out stocks of nonperishable food items, water and household supplies from local stores in preparation for the worst-case scenario of forced quarantines.