Jan. 23 has been set aside to educate the community and reduce maternal mortality statewide. The alarming rate of maternal mortality and the racial gap in pregnancy loss and pregnancy-related deaths are nationwide public health concerns.
Mark Jorrisch, Medical Director, LMPHW, MORE Center
Racheal Wiedmeyer, Sergeant / EMT, Suburban Fire
Miguel Cuoto, Certified Medical Assistant, Park DuValle Community Health Center
Angie Rarden, EMT, LMEMS
Jamie Carr, Firefighter/ EMT, Suburban Fire
Jeffrey Schreck, Captain and EMT, Louisville Fire
Ellen Hesen, Deputy Mayor, Louisville Metro Government
Markel Carr, Sergeant / EMT, Louisville Fire
As the initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine arrived in the city, the number of positive cases has been on a downward trend from a daily incidence rate of 73.2 last month to 50.6 today. Dr. Moyer cautioned that despite the decrease in cases that residents must remain vigilant with mask-wearing, washing hands and staying socially distant as the virus is still present with Louisville’s current incidence rate being double the 25 cases per 100,000 keeping the city at a critical level.
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