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Sore Throat? Runny Nose? The Common Omicron Symptoms to Know About - Vimarsana News

Sore Throat? Runny Nose? The Common Omicron Symptoms to Know About

Breakthrough infections of the coronavirus are increasing in Chicago and Illinois, but health experts say it's likely that the symptoms you experience will...

Illinois Hospital Leaders Issue Plea as COVID Overwhelms Staff - Vimarsana News

Illinois Hospital Leaders Issue Plea as COVID Overwhelms Staff

Leaders of Illinois’ hospital systems say their doctors, nurses and other employees are simply tired and worn out as the pandemic nears two years with no...

Pritzker blames unvaccinated as COVID patients fill Illinois hospitals amid Omicron surge - Vimarsana News

Pritzker blames unvaccinated as COVID patients fill Illinois hospitals amid Omicron surge

Five-hundred new COVID patients were admitted to Illinois hospitals between Sunday and Monday — a number that represents a quadrupling of COVID patients hospitalized in Illinois since a late-October lull in the pandemic after the state’s battle with the Delta variant in late summer.

Omicron Symptoms: What to Watch for and How They May Differ Based on Vaccine Status - Vimarsana News

Omicron Symptoms: What to Watch for and How They May Differ Based on Vaccine Status

With omicron now the dominant strain in the U.S. and cases rapidly rising across Illinois and the country, experts say there are some symptoms that appear...

COVID cases in Illinois still surging as Pritzker warns of more deaths, stress on health care system - Vimarsana News

COVID cases in Illinois still surging as Pritzker warns of more deaths, stress on health care system

"We’re absolutely seeing the highest surge in cases from across the entire pandemic for the past two years," the state’s top health official warns.