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New cases in N.H. lowest in nearly seven months Update: Monday, May 24, 8:38 a.m. State health officials reported 79 new cases of COVID-19 in New Hampshire on Sunday. That's the lowest one-day count of new infections in almost seven months. Fifty-four people were hospitalized in New Hampshire due to COVID-19 complications.  The state is tracking 513 active infections, a data point that has also dropped significantly.  - NHPR Staff Update: Saturday, May 22, 4:59 p.m. Three additional COVID-19 deaths were announced Saturday. State health officials said two residents of Rockingham Count...

3 new COVID-19 deaths announced Update: Saturday, May 22, 4:59 p.m. Three additional COVID-19 deaths were announced Saturday. State health officials said two residents of Rockingham County, and a man from Strafford County, died from the virus. To date, the state has recorded 1,344 COVID-19 deaths.  The latest update shows more promising news in the decline of new coronavirus cases. The state reported 109 new cases, and active infections fell below 1,000 -- there were 954 active cases, as of May 22 at 9 a.m. Fifty-three people are currently hospitalized for treatment related to COVID-1...

Updated: 12:04 PM EDT May 20, 2021 QUESTION: Does anyone know what long-term effects will be in 5 years? 10? How many boosters will be needed?ANSWER: "These vaccines are being studied long term to determine what, if any, types of side effects there could be in the future. However we don't expect that there will be any. These vaccines are based on existing technology and work the same way other vaccines work and so certainly, the best side effect of these vaccines that we hope is long-lasting, is that they will protect you from COVID-19. So there is ongoing studies and the people tha...

At the state's fixed sites, the Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Moderna vaccines tend to be available. Smaller sites typically only have one formulation available.

Updated: 10:28 AM EDT May 21, 2021 QUESTION: "I received the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Will I be able to switch in the future to the Pfizer shots rather than receive a booster of another J&J vaccine? And if so, how long into the future would i have to wait to switch regimens?" - MarkANSWER: "I don't think we know yet what's going to happen with any recommended booster doses and the interchangeability of vaccine formulations once you've started vaccination with one or the other. That type of information will be forthcoming once any type of booster doses may be available and...