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Eye on the Y: Nursing students learn from alumni, BYU professor researches automobiles, Q&A session about cold and flu medicine
BYU College of Nursing helps students connect with alumni at speed 'nurseworking' event
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Spring allergies plague Utah: tips to survive the pollen invasion
Allergy season is hitting the Wasatch Front full-force this spring, and some are experiencing symptoms for the first time.
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April 15: Today’s BYU Campus COVID-19 update
The BYU campus has changed drastically due to the spread of COVID-19 throughout the country and the world. Find out how the campus is functioning, what’s open, what’s closed and what’s new.
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Utah child is first confirmed Zika virus case in the state
A blood samples from pregnant women are analyzed for the presence of the Zika virus, at Guatemalan Social Security maternity hospital in Guatemala City, Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2016. The first case of Zika was confirmed in Utah on Tuesday. (Associated Press)
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Zika not altering missionary, BYU study abroad plans
A fumigation brigade sprays an area of Chacabuco Park in a Aedes mosquito control effort, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Zika virus is suspected of causing a rare but potentially devastating birth defect, an abnormally small head, which can indicate underlying brain damage.(Associated Press)
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