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‘I’m so glad that I’m alive today’: Robust contact tracing is saving lives of Apache tribal members

Chelsea Curtis, Arizona RepublicComments Off on ‘I’m so glad that I’m alive today’: Robust contact tracing is saving lives of Apache tribal members

In June, the White Mountain Apache had one of the highest COVID-19 infection rates in the country. Cases declined over summer amid contact tracing.

       
Chelsea Curtis, Arizona Republic
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