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Ramsey County North Dakota vaccine rate: How many people are vaccinated? - Vimarsana News

Ramsey County North Dakota vaccine rate: How many people are vaccinated?

Here's how many Ramsey County residents have received the COVID-19 vaccine as of Jan. 4, according to data.

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days - Vimarsana News

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days

North Dakota's active cases shot up Wednesday by nearly 900. The highly infectious omicron variant of COVID-19 represented about 42% of the cases in the state, according to recent analysis, but officials say it will become the dominant strain due to its contagiousness.

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days - Vimarsana News

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days

North Dakota's active cases shot up Wednesday by nearly 900. The highly infectious omicron variant of COVID-19 represented about 42% of the cases in the state, according to recent analysis, but officials say it will become the dominant strain due to its contagiousness.

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days - Vimarsana News

North Dakota's active COVID-19 infections nearly double in 2 days

North Dakota's active cases shot up Wednesday by nearly 900. The highly infectious omicron variant of COVID-19 represented about 42% of the cases in the state, according to recent analysis, but officials say it will become the dominant strain due to its contagiousness.

Number of North Dakotans catching COVID-19 for 2nd time rises sharply - Vimarsana News

Number of North Dakotans catching COVID-19 for 2nd time rises sharply

Residents should be aware that immunity against the virus gained from a previous bout with the illness may not protect them from the wave of infection currently crashing into North Dakota, said Michelle Dethloff, the infectious disease and epidemiology director with the state Department of Health.