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Beverly Hunter, RN, is a public health staff nurse with a county health department in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She oversees scheduled immunization services and manages tuberculosis screening and therapy clinics for area residents. Her clinical duties include administering recommended childhood and adult vaccines, placing and evaluating tuberculin skin tests, and organizing tracking protocols for active communicable disease cases. Hunter received a BSN and collaborates with local healthcare teams on preventive care.

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1883 Disease: Common Illnesses and Public Health
Vaccine Confidence: How to Build and Restore Trust
COVID-19 Lockdowns: A Global Public Health Response
What Happened to Google Flu Trends and Why It Failed
What It Was Like to Be a Plague Victim
Patient Zero HIV: The Myth of an Epidemic’s Origin
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