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Lifting of public health orders should boost Indians crowds, nudge Ohio closer to normal

Lifting of public health orders should boost Indians crowds, nudge Ohio closer to normal CLEVELAND, Ohio – Life should look a bit different in Ohio starting today. You may stop in for breakfast at your favorite restaurant and find all the chairs and tables back to the way they used to be more than a year ago. You might be worshipping a little closer to your fellow parishioners. And the stands should be fuller at your favorite sporting event. Simply put, we won’t have to be treating others as if they had, well . . . a communicable disease. That’s because many of Gov. Mike DeWine’s health orders to combat the coronavirus were rescinded as of June 2, including those pertaining to masks and social distancing, although they will remain in place for nursing homes and assisted-living facilities.

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Cuyahoga County COVID-19 Cases, Vaccinations Dropping

Cuyahoga County Board of Health Vaccination data from the Cuyahoga County Board of Health shows thousands of individuals have received a COVID-19 vaccine through the health department s clinics. Countywide, 38 percent of residents are fully vaccinated. Cuyahoga County’s COVID-19 numbers are improving, although vaccination rates have slowed, according to health officials. The county is averaging about 120 new COVID-19 cases per day, and hospitalizations and intensive care unit admissions have remained stagnant, said Jana Rush, the county’s director of epidemiology, in a Friday press conference. “We are continuing to go in the right direction,” Rush said. The testing positivity rate, which measures the number of COVID-19 tests that come back positive in county hospitals, has dropped to 5 percent, down from 6 percent at the beginning of April, she added.

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Will We Ever Achieve Herd Immunity Now That Vaccine Rates Are Declining?

Shutterstock Herd immunity is achieved when a high enough proportion of the population is vaccinated against the disease. Health officials say we may not reach it, but the disease may continue in a milder form. COVID-19 vaccination rates have slowed in Ohio and across the country, and combined with new mutations of the virus circulating, health officials fear herd immunity may be out of reach. Cuyahoga County’s vaccination rate is 45%, which is a long way from the more than 70% thought to give us herd immunity. Cuyahoga County Health Commissioner Terry Allan said even if we never vaccinate more than 70% of the population, we may be able to learn to live with COVID-19.

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Despite vaccines, COVID-19 cases rising in Northeast Ohio

Despite vaccines, COVID-19 cases rising in Northeast Ohio
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Vaccine Queens to the rescue, again, doing a job our Board of Health has failed to tackle: Leila Atassi

Vaccine Queens to the rescue, again, doing a job our Board of Health has failed to tackle: Leila Atassi
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