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Flu hospitalizations jump 6th week in a row — 10 CDC notes
Flu activity continues to rise across most of the U.S., according to the CDC's FluView report published March 18. -
8 states where COVID-19 deaths have climbed the last 2 weeks
COVID-19 deaths are falling nationwide, but eight states are still seeing higher daily death averages than recorded two weeks ago. -
Harassment of health officials widespread amid COVID-19, study finds
Local and state public health officials faced widespread harassment in the pandemic's first year, according to a study published March 17 in the American Journal of Public Health. -
Fauci anticipates US COVID-19 case increase
COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations in the U.S. are still on the decline, but based on what is unfolding in some European countries, Anthony Fauci, MD, predicts that could soon change, Bloomberg reported March 17. -
COVID-19 Data Visualization
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COVID-19 Pediatric Hospitalizations by State
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COVID-19 Adult Hospitalizations by State
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COVID-19 Patients Currently in the ICU
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Number of People Fully Vaccinated by State
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Percentage of Population Fully Vaccinated
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Percentage of COVID-19 Vaccines Administered
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Permanent daylight saving time has health risks, experts say
Federal lawmakers should consider establishing a permanent standard time, instead of daylight saving time, as the latter system is associated with potential health risks, the American Academy of Sleep Medicine said March 15. -
CDC: Omicron subvariant accounts for 23% of new cases; 3 more COVID-19 updates
The omicron subvariant BA.2 now accounts for about 23 percent of new cases, according to the latest estimates from the CDC. -
As COVID cases, hospitalizations rise in UK, so do questions
U.S. health officials are monitoring an unusual situation in the United Kingdom, where COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations are simultaneously climbing due to the BA.2 subvariant, CNN reports. -
Children's health measures worsening: 4 study findings
The number of children diagnosed with anxiety and depression increased significantly between 2016 and 2020, according to a study examining measures of children's well-being published March 14 in JAMA Pediatrics. -
Coronavirus levels rising at some US wastewater sampling sites
Coronavirus levels are rising at 38 percent of wastewater sampling sites in the U.S. that submit data to the CDC. -
What's driving Europe's uptick in COVID-19 cases: 5 notes
COVID-19 cases are beginning to rise in several European countries, which could signal a slight rise in cases this spring in the U.S. -
US government lets digital health company pay drug users to stay clean
A new legal opinion from the White House is allowing a company to pay people with drug addictions for staying clean, The Washington Post reported March 11. -
COVID-19 cases at lowest level since July: 10 CDC findings
The nation's seven-day average of new COVID-19 cases dipped below 40,000 this week, mirroring levels last seen in July 2021, CDC data shows. -
Flu increasing across most of US — 10 CDC notes
Flu activity is increasing across most of the U.S., with the highest flu test positivity levels reported in Central and South-Central states, according to the CDC's FluView report published March 11.
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