'A turning of the page': Maryland doctors, leaders reflect on end of COVID public health emergency – Capital Gazette
A lot of measures put in place to protect people and help the U.S. through the COVID pandemic are going away.
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A lot of measures put in place to protect people and help the U.S. through the COVID pandemic are going away.
A lot of measures put in place to protect people and help the U.S. through the COVID pandemic are going away.
It was three years ago that Baltimore announced its first coronavirus case in the COVID-19 pandemic on March 14. Since then many in Maryland have moved on. But the virus hasn’t.
Testing at the State Center site in Baltimore has declined by 40% since December, from about 40 per day to about 24 per day, according to the Maryland Department of Health. Vaccinations dropped dramatically, as well, from about 47 a day in October to eight a day now.
Testing at the State Center site in Baltimore has declined by 40% since December, from about 40 per day to about 24 per day, according to the Maryland Department of Health. Vaccinations dropped dramatically, as well, from about 47 a day in October to eight a day now.