Fitness & Health
Not all COVID-19 antibody tests are created equal – an important point to consider when determining who is best serving on the front lines
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Robert Southworth shares what it was like to battle COVID-19
Identifying and diverting ‘super-utilizers’ saves on resources, reduces jail overcrowding
When working from home isn’t an option: a checklist for reducing the risk of transmitting exposure after returning from a shift
“To not allow the mitigation of risk with proven methods is unconscionable,” a Bledsoe County Correctional Complex doctor said
Psychology, epidemiology and corrections experts encourage emotional resiliency and support as COVID-19 continues to spread
The state launched a 14-day statewide soft lockdown and told nurses they must work 16-hour shifts or face reprisal
Government and private groups are stepping up with resources and assistance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Learn how COVID-19 has impacted law enforcement and corrections personnel and how public safety has adjusted its response
Caring for ourselves during trying times can help keep our lives in balance
Officers and inmates across the state prison system described conditions ripe for an outbreak, with a shortage of sanitizing products and lax policies at some prisons
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