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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.
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.
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.
North Dakota's active cases dropped slightly over the previous day, but the high rate of positive tests and low number of tests taken indicates the virus is widely circulating in the state.
North Dakota's active cases dropped slightly over the previous day, but the high rate of positive tests and low number of tests taken indicates the virus is widely circulating in the state.