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Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches - Vimarsana News

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

Cause for optimism on Omicron: Our immune systems aren't blank slates - Vimarsana News

Cause for optimism on Omicron: Our immune systems aren't blank slates

“Dealing with naive people is never the same as even if you have some memory. It's never like square one,” one expert said.

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches - Vimarsana News

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches - Vimarsana News

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches - Vimarsana News

Delta wave remains stubborn in North Dakota as holiday season approaches

The delta wave in North Dakota has plateaued at a relatively high level since peaking Oct. 6. Health providers and public health officials worry that holiday gatherings could drive COVID-19 cases up.