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Illinois Launches COVID Vaccine Hotline

The Illinois Department of Public Health on Friday afternoon launched a COVID-19 vaccine hotline something advocates have been asking Gov. JB Pritzker’s ....

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COVID-19 and excess deaths: Illinois ranks in 10 worst

Looking at federal estimates of excess deaths how many more people died than is usually expected Illinois ranked among the 10 worst states (including the District of Columbia) for the 10-month period from March through December. ....

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During pandemic, Illinois saw 27% jump in deaths, among worst in the US. One reason: There were two waves.

During pandemic, Illinois saw 27% jump in deaths, among worst in the US. One reason: There were two waves.
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March 14, 2020: Attendant Kejuan Hayes disinfects door handles at the Fosco Park gymnasium in Chicago. Enhanced cleaning at Chicago Park District facilities took place citywide to prepare for students during school closures because of concerns over the spread of the novel coronavirus.
First came a tough spring surge, when COVID-19 killed thousands of Illinois residents. Then, an even more brutal one in the fall and winter.
Through it all, Illinois managed to avoid the overwhelmed hospitals seen in other states. But a new Tribune analysis of pandemic deaths shows that the two waves took an extraordinarily high toll on the state’s population. ....

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COVID-19 in Illinois updates: Here's what's happening Thursday

COVID-19 in Illinois updates: Here's what's happening Thursday
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Illinois' poorest hit hardest by COVID-19 job loss, many still unemployed | Madison

Illinois households earning less than $40,000 were four-times as likely to lose their jobs from February-April 2020 and nearly 11 times as likely to still be out of work compared to those earning $75,000 or more. ....

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