Guest Column: From fear to reassurance: my vaccine experience
Tomorrow will be a new day, a new experience, a new beginning and ending of something. Something new will be introduced into my body. That something new is the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Letters: Lockdowns were unnecessary
The shutdowns have been an economic and health disaster for the Navajo Nation and have not been based on science or medicine. In a major and definitive peer-reviewed paper published in the European Journal of Clinical Investigation, conclusive evidence underlined that shutdowns did not and do not work.
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Letters: Thanks to Dr. Scott for correction
I am humbled and grateful for his kind words and comments reinforcing my letter more meaningful. It’s good to hear from my former teacher/professor and a Navajo scientist via the newspaper.
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Letters: Remember what we’ve overcome
Back when infections were few, you quoted an Hataalii who said the virus was born from the countless creatures incinerated in the Australian bushfires; it then drifted to South China and assumed its shape-shifting treachery after claiming a victim.
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From the Publisher: Navajo people are proud, strong and resilient
The year 2020 has certainly been dominated by the COVID-19 pandemic and all of its effects. Just like other newspapers and media across the United States and throughout the world, the Navajo Times recorded a lot of the local and regional news, happenings and events that transpired with the pandemic. We are sharing some of those past stories and photos with you this week.
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