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Spilyay Tymoo, Warm Springs, Oregon
January 25, 2022
Covid case demographics
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The most recent covid case demographics for the tribal community, compiled by
IHS, Community Health and the Response Team, show the weekly cases since
tracking began: The recent surge is seen at the right, hopefully now receding.
2021
Chevrolet
Colorado
- 11,000
miles -
$40,995
#36994A
2018 Ram
Tradesman
- 71,195
miles -
$32,995
#02905B
2021
Chevrolet
Traverse -
100,214
miles -
$18,995
#12385A
2018
Chevrolet
Equinox -
93,700
miles -
$26,995
#04661A
2018
Chevrolet
Cruze -
61,645
miles -
2017
GMC
Terrain -
53,681
miles -
$21,995
$24,995
#P2089
#C0146
2015
Chevrolet
Silverado
- 95,264
miles -
2015
Dodge
Journey -
104,740
miles -
$46,995
$15,995
#58388A
#07407A
2012
Ford
Explorer -
105,418
miles -
2011
GMC
Sierra -
139,866
miles -
$18,995
$23,995
#P2091
#18266A
2004
Chevrolet
Malibu -
210,892
miles -
2003
Cadillac
Sedan -
100,000
miles -
$7,995
#45070A
$3,995
#48707B
Treatments
available
for covid
The U.S. Food and Drug
Administration recently
approved two oral antiviral
medications that dramatically
reduce the chances of hos-
pitalization from the virus.
This is especially important
for the most vulnerable in-
dividuals, the elderly, and
those with underlying con-
ditions, for instance. The
new medications have to be
administered very early in
the diagnosis. Examples of
the medications:
Paxlovid from Pfizer:
Works by disrupting the
virus’s ability to mutate. It
specifically targets an en-
zyme that helps certain vi-
ral proteins for m cor-
rectly.
Molnupiravir from
Merck: This works by in-
troducing mutations directly
into the vir us’s genetic
makeup.