April 14, 2021: Can You Still Get COVID If You’re Vaccinated?; A Breakthrough In Physics

By Ryan Warner

April 14, 2021

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49min 39sec

r m — Vials of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine sit in the pharmacy of National Jewish Hospital for distribution early Saturday, March 6, 2021.

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Episode | 49:39

April 14, 2021: Can You Still Get COVID If You’re Vaccinated?; A Breakthrough In Physics

Segment 1 | 10:08
Updating The Fight Against COVID-19, From Vaccine Hesitancy To Hospitalizations To Variants
Segment 2 | 6:38
With Or Without Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, Amtrak Says It’s Committed To Front Range Passenger Rail
Segment 3 | 4:55
How The Mayor Of Salida Got Caught In The Battle Over Electric Car Chargers
Segment 4 | 10:49
How Tiny Particles Called Muons Can Help Explain The Universe
Segment 5 | 5:00
Denver’s Molly Brown House Was Almost Lost To Bulldozers. Now, It’s Celebrating 50 Years As A Museum
Segment 6 | 8:52
Remembering Gail Klock, The Long-Time Colorado Peaches Coach

Dr. Ken Lyn-Kew from National Jewish in Denver explains the halt of Johnson & Johnson vaccine and why it's still possible to catch coronavirus even if vaccinated. Then, the future of a railway connecting the Front Range. Plus, how muons are rewriting physics and our understanding of the universe. And, remembering Colorado Peaches coach Gail Klock.

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April 14, 2021: Can You Still Get COVID If You’re Vaccinated?; A Breakthrough In Physics

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April 14, 2021: Can You Still Get COVID If You’re Vaccinated?; A Breakthrough In Physics

Updating The Fight Against COVID-19, From Vaccine Hesitancy To Hospitalizations To Variants

With Or Without Biden’s Infrastructure Bill, Amtrak Says It’s Committed To Front Range Passenger Rail

How The Mayor Of Salida Got Caught In The Battle Over Electric Car Chargers

How Tiny Particles Called Muons Can Help Explain The Universe

Denver’s Molly Brown House Was Almost Lost To Bulldozers. Now, It’s Celebrating 50 Years As A Museum

Remembering Gail Klock, The Long-Time Colorado Peaches Coach

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The year of fungi — lawmakers moving to declare an official Colorado state mushroom

Colorado is on track to raise the minimum age to buy firearm ammunition to 21

Combating chronic absenteeism by keeping students engaged and other learned lessons in Colorado schools

The US-Canada trade war is on pause, but if that changes, what could it mean for Colorado?

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