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A spike of influenza A cases in the Rochester area "burned really hot and really fast" in December, just after a harsh RSV wave impacted the country. Now COVID might make a return.
ROCHESTER, Minn. - Mayo Clinic doctors are weighing in on what you need to know about the new coronavirus variant.
The hope for a permanent, low-level rate of the virus is one that envisions intense need for local case surveillance, isolated periods of regional masking, ongoing protection of the vulnerable, and seasonal vaccination against new variants.
The hope for a permanent, low-level rate of the virus is one that envisions intense need for local case surveillance, isolated periods of regional masking, ongoing protection of the vulnerable, and seasonal vaccination against new variants.
The hope for a permanent, low-level rate of the virus is one that envisions intense need for local case surveillance, isolated periods of regional masking, ongoing protection of the vulnerable, and seasonal vaccination against new variants.