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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. -
Flu shot offers little protection this season, CDC data shows
This season's flu vaccine is only 16 percent effective at preventing infection, according to new estimates from the CDC. -
9 states where COVID-19 deaths have climbed the last 2 weeks
COVID-19 deaths are falling nationwide, but nine states are still seeing higher daily death averages than recorded two weeks ago. -
Deltacron: 6 things to know about the potential coronavirus variant
The World Health Organization has confirmed the potential emergence of a new variant, dubbed deltamicron or deltacron — a combination of delta and omicron. -
US to extend mask rules for public transit
The Transportation Security Administration is extending its mask mandate on public transportation and at transportation hubs through April 18. -
Omicron subvariant spread slows in US
The rate of new COVID-19 cases involving the omicron subvariant BA.2 appears to be slowing in the U.S., according to variant proportion estimates from the CDC. -
Mask mandates dropped in every state: 3 pandemic updates
Hawaii Gov. David Ige on March 8 announced the state would lift its universal indoor mask mandate March 26, making it the final state to do so, The New York Times reports.
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