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A Triad public health expert says the omicron wave of COVID-19 has already hit its peak in the Triad. Dr. Christopher Ohl, with Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, says COVID-19 case numbers are finally starting to come down. “We did peak. If you're really into the case curves – last Friday, I think," says Ohl. "And since then, our case numbers have been coming down in the Triad as well as in the Triangle, as well as in the Mecklenburg/Charlotte area.”

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