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  COVID-19 Surges Again Amid Data Gaps

  SAN ANGELO, TX — New strains of COVID-19 are spreading rapidly this August, but the Tom Green County Health Department cannot accurately gauge the full extent of the outbreak. Staff at Shannon Clinic reported 60 COVID-19 cases in a single day, and the clinic confirmed nine patients hospitalized with the virus this week.

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  West Nile Cases Confirmed in 14 Texas Counties

  The list of confirmed West Nile cases in Texas has increased to 14 counties, doubling in the last three days

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  UPDATE: Winners of the First-Ever Mighty Waters Golf Classic

  The Mighty Waters Golf Classic has kicked off at Quicksand Golf Course.

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  Register Your BBQ Team for the Cook-Off for Kian

  The “Cook Off for Kian” is coming up quick to help raise money as Kian battles acute myeloid leukemia.

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  Former President Joe Biden Diagnosed With Advanced Prostate Cancer

  Former President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with an advanced form of prostate cancer.

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  The Most Disturbing Health Inspection Reports So Far This Year

  The City of San Angelo has posted the most recent health inspection scores. 

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  Darby Defends Nurse Practitioners in Push for Rural Health Reform

  AUSTIN, TX — State Rep. Drew Darby of San Angelo delivered an impassioned defense of nurse practitioners last week during a House Public Health Committee hearing on House Bill 3794, legislation he authored to expand the authority of Advanced Practice Registered Nurses (APRNs) in Texas.

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  RFK Wants Communities Nationwide to Stop Fluoridating Water

  U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said this week he plans to tell the CDC to stop recommending fluoridation in communities' drinking water nationwide.

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  Coleman Family Seeks Support for Newborn’s Medical Journey

  A Coleman family is seeking community support for their newborn daughter, who was born with a severe form of spina bifida and has undergone multiple surgeries at Dell Children’s Medical Center in Austin.

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  OPINION: Why is the National Media Obsessed With the Measles Outbreak in West Texas?

  Day after day, national media outlets have a new story about the measles outbreak in West Texas. You could argue it’s because they care so much about our health, but these are also the same people that pushed the disastrous COVID-19 vaccines on us.

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  Texas Officials Say They Still Don’t Know How Measles Outbreak Started

  The Texas health commissioner fielded questions Monday about the state’s response, vaccine risks and whether the cause of the outbreak was due to illegal immigration.

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  Measles Exposure Reported in Wall

  A person who tested positive for measles stopped at an Allsup’s convenience store in Wall, potentially exposing others to the virus, according to the San Angelo-Tom Green County Health Department.

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