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While public health experts say that Covid-19 cases will increase in winters, they, however, stressed that there is no need to get another vaccine shot as the potential to cause severe illness from the latest variant of coronavirus is less than the previous variants. "Our best information is that the current Coronavirus vaccines, even those based on the ancestral strain such as those administered in India, should continue to work on JN.1. The disease severity associated with the sub varian...

New COVID-19 cases remain low this week, San Luis Obispo County Public Health officials reported in updated data Wednesday.

Taken several steps to slow down the sixth wave of infection. so far, they have extended travel restrictions, essentially banning all non-residents until the end of february. they have suspended a program that would allow people who were fully vaccinated or have a negative test result to be exempt from covid-19 restrictions. and today, just about 30 minutes ago, the government did declare a quasi-state of emergency order for 13 prefectures, including tokyo, which expands the total to 16. heres a...

Joe biden faces a harder challenge setting public policy on covid this winter because much of the country already decided the pandemic is over. sure, i could show you all the covid case count graphics and maps of states where omicron is fueling a surge, but the reality is you either live somewhere where masks and vaccine passports are part of your life or you dont. a little over a quarter of americans live in one of the eight states that require masks indoors for everyone, many of the other 73% ...

In the latest coronavirus numbers released by public health officials, San Luis Obispo County has reported 155 new cases since Tuesday. No new deaths have been reported in the county.

San Luis Obispo County health officials have reported four county residents have died from COVID-19 since Tuesday's report.

According to a CNN analysis of data from Johns Hopkins University, the US is seeing a 29% decline in new COVID-19 cases compared to this time last week, the steepest one-week decline the US has seen during the pandemic.