Gabriella Alcorta-Solorio
Gabriella Alcorta-Solorio is a reporter for Texas Public Radio. She recently graduated from Texas State University with a major in journalism, minoring in women’s studies. She has previously worked as a photojournalist with The Ranger and has reported on Alzheimer’s and dementia in South Texas using public health data. Her main focuses include reporting on health as well as military and veterans issues. Alcorta-Solorio is a U.S. Army veteran.
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Esto eleva el brote en el oeste de Texas a 646 casos desde su inicio a fines de enero. -
This brings the West Texas outbreak to 646 cases since its inception in late January.
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El individuo no estaba vacunado y pudo haber expuesto a otras personas al virus en una reunión nocturna cerca de Poteet el 13 de abril. -
The individual was unvaccinated and may have exposed others to the virus at an evening gathering near Poteet on April 13.
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Esto eleva el brote en el oeste de Texas a más de 600 casos desde que comenzó a fines de enero. -
This brings the West Texas outbreak to more than 600 cases since the outbreak began in late January.
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They said they found a new strategy that allows the body to use its own protein receptors to help the drugs enter cells more efficiently. -
Los investigadores dijeron que los bomberos tienen un riesgo 9% mayor de ser diagnosticados con cáncer y un riesgo 14% mayor de morir de cáncer. -
Researchers said firefighters are at a 9% higher risk of being diagnosed with cancer and 14% higher risk of dying from cancer.
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Fifty-eight patients have been hospitalized since the outbreak began in late January.
