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Health officials in Tennessee are doing everything they can to prevent students and personnel in schools from getting COVID-19, especially with the Delta variant being as contagious as it's been proven to be.

COVID-19 cases in Nashville are up 400% from the previous week as the highly-contagious Delta variant fuels infections.

In Tennessee, schools might become the most common place for the new Delta Variant to spread across the state, with students getting ready for a new school year in August.

Capacity limits are being lifted in Nashville, but health officials recommend to stay vigilant and take care of each other. The plan is to get more places back to business.

Health Officials in Nashville want to make people aware of the current "relaxing" situation going on. Although the number of cases has decreased, there's still a possibility of a new variant.

Nashville will begin scheduling vaccines for teachers and childcare workers.

To prevent a new healthcare crisis, the WHO has started studying a series of mental and physical symptoms affecting several individuals in the aftermath of acute COVID-19 infections.

Tennessee's online COVID-19 vaccine portal will allow state residents to make appointments according to vaccine availability in their county.

A recent article by Hackensack Meridian Health explains why the COVID-19 vaccine is necessary for recovered patients and expands on the importance of taking proper precautions to prevent reinfection.

The Metro Nashville Public Health Department will be implementing a "Standby List" to select four new vaccine recipients each day and will secure second doses for those that were selected.