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New walking tours highlight downtown, Putnam history

Two new walking tours will provide a window to the past for visitors to downtown Zanesville and the city's historic Putnam neighborhood.

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Trends in Outbreak-Associated Cases of COVID-19 — Wisconsin, March–November 2020


What is already known about this topic?
COVID-19 incidence grew sharply in Wisconsin during September–November 2020; however, the underlying cause of this rapid growth is unknown.
What is added by this report?
An examination of COVID-19 outbreaks in Wisconsin showed that cases linked to outbreaks on college and university campuses increased sharply in August 2020 and were followed by outbreaks in other high-risk congregate settings. Overall, outbreaks at long-term care facilities (26.8%), correctional facilities (14.9%), and colleges or universities (15.0%) accounted for the largest numbers of outbreak-associated cases in Wisconsin.
What are the implications for public health practice?
COVID-19 surveillance and mitigation planning should be prioritized for highly affected settings such as long-term care facilities, correctional facilities, and colleges and universities, which could represent early indicators of broader community transmission.

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CDC study finds quick, cheap antigen tests used on UW campuses have limited accuracy but remain useful in broad COVID-19 effort


CDC study finds quick, cheap antigen tests used on most UW campuses have limits, but remain useful in broad COVID-19 effort
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Kasandra Anderson, center, a registered nurse, passes a self test as volunteer Nevelyn Busick looks on as part of the rapid-result COVID-19 testing at the UW-Milwaukee Student Union on Monday, Nov. 16, 2020. University of Wisconsin campuses are offering free "surge testing sites" that provide rapid-result COVID-19 tests to off-campus community members, with the aim of alleviating the high demand for testing across the state.
A new U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention study has found that the quick test used by UW campuses to regularly test students missed about 1 in 5 positive cases for people who have symptoms.

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