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Covid-19 cases still falling in D C , Virginia, Maryland as vaccinations increase

Stark vaccine disparities persist, as case rates and hospitalizations continue to fall.

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Give me a shave and a shot

A partnership that includes Black community and business leaders, the University of Maryland, and the White House COVID-19 response team is reaching out to barbers and stylists across the country in an effort to tackle vaccine hesitancy. “Why not go where people already have trust – the barbershop and the salon,” said Stephen B. Thomas, a health policy professor at the University of Maryland School of Public Health. “These are the people who have street credibility and can educate folks enough so that they want the vaccine. “

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D C , Maryland, Virginia vaccinations outpacing nation as a whole

The region is somewhat outpacing the United States overall in vaccinating its residents.

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As vaccination rates increase, cases and other metrics keep dropping in D C area

As vaccination rates increase, cases and other metrics keep dropping in D.C. area Lola Fadulu © Marvin Joseph/The Washington Post The Go Go Band Backyard Band performed at a vaccination event in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday. Coronavirus vaccination rates in the D.C. area are rising, and covid-19 metrics continue to fall: Case counts, hospitalizations and deaths are now a small fraction of what they were during the height of the pandemic this winter. But the threat of infection still looms among the unvaccinated, and public officials and health experts warn that the risk is growing as mask mandates and other pandemic restrictions are eliminated.

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How climate change is making already bad allergy seasons even worse

Pollen counts are already higher than they've ever been, but not only will they increase, the season will get longer as well, experts say.

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