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Concern and Convenience: Predictors of COVID Compliance

By Sydney Springer
January 08, 2021
A recent life sciences study looks at what motivates college students to take precautionary measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Findings indicate that concern and convenience are the two primary predictors for Utah Valley college students.
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Offering Expert Advice

By Sydney Springer
January 06, 2021
As the COVID-19 virus spread around the globe, BYU reached out to faculty in the College of Life Sciences to answer scientific questions that could aid administration in the decision-making process.
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Most Americans 'supportive' of getting COVID-19 vaccine, but worried about side effects

While more than ⅔ of Americans are supportive of getting a COVID-19 vaccine once it becomes available, many are also concerned about potential side effects and whether the vaccine will have undergone adequate testing, according to a new study out of the College of Life Sciences with Brian Poole as the senior author.
Read KSL report here.
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Pandemics, Politics, Mental Health, and an Opportunity

By Emma Freestone
October 15, 2020
Nationwide survey distributed to discover how political perspectives influenced pandemic reactions and how the pandemic affected mental health.
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COVID-19 Fact Sheets

When to Wear a Mask
Meeting People in Person
Not Just a Pandemic, an Infodemic
FAQs: The COVID-19 Vaccine
Preventing COVID-19 from Spreading
FAQs: Long Haul Syndrome
FAQS: Masks
Having Better Mental Health During COVID
Which Vaccine is Right for Me?
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