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The Wyoming Department of Health is concerned that sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are increasing.Comparing 2021 cases with those of 2020, there was a 23.6 percent increase in chlamydia cases, a 33.5 percent increase in gonorrhea cases and a 35.5 percent increase in syphilis cases.
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COVID-19 cases are increasing in most of the country, but it’s hard to say how much. That's due to at-home tests and vaccines, which mean fewer people need to go to a doctor for a diagnoses or aid. These are good signs, but they also make it hard to track the virus, which can be stressful for people who are immunocompromised or can’t get the vaccine.
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Researchers at the University of Wyoming will soon begin to test the state's wastewater for COVID-19.Associate Professor in Animal Science Bledar Bisha…
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The University of Wyoming is part of an international effort to create a rapid handheld test for COVID-19.The team, from UW and the National University of…
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The U.S. Senate voted Thursday to roll back Department of Education regulations issued last November by the Obama administration. The regulations laid out…
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Over the last several weeks we’ve gotten lots of information concerning testing of students. Some were more positive than others. To get a full assessment…
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The number of Wyoming schools meeting or exceeding performance expectations increased last year. The 2016 Wyoming School Performance Ratings were released…
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Wyoming is replacing its current statewide standardized test, and is cutting ties to a testing group in order to avoid a potential conflict of interest as…
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Lawmakers voted Monday to draft a bill that would make some changes to K-12 testing in Wyoming.The bill—sponsored by the Legislature’s select committee on…
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This week, President Obama signed the ‘Every Student Succeeds Act’. It passed through Congress with bipartisan support and now replaces ‘No Child Left…