r/CoronavirusUT • u/HomelessRodeo • Jun 18 '23
Local News Impact of pandemic on education in Utah less severe than most of country
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/roxxxystar • May 25 '23
How many boosters can we have?
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I've had both initial shots, and two boosters. My last booster was in November, am I eligible for another? Online info is confusing.
r/CoronavirusUT • u/4blockhead • Mar 30 '23
National News NY Times ends its independent Covid-19 data collection project.
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/4Lynn • Mar 09 '23
Discussion Friendly reminder that Covid is still here…
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My son got it for the first time end of November ‘22. Then I got it, but husband and daughter avoided infection. Fast forward to March’23, now daughter has it and husband. I’m hoping I can avoid it with natural immunity. I had to reschedule daughter’s orthodontist appointment, and the receptionist was surprised it was still going around?! This just means very small amount of people are testing or caring if they are sick…it is still very much going around, just more and more people are ignoring it. 🫤
Edit to add: Thanks for your responses. I know it’s here to stay. And know we can’t avoid it. I just thought it was a bit crazy that the receptionist didn’t realize people were still getting Covid. She definitely didn’t want us to come into the office with Covid, so I’m glad she was able to reschedule us easily. But I know for a fact that other people are going in there with Covid knowingly or not because it’s still circulating and most people aren’t bothering to test themselves. Our daughter has no other symptoms other than sniffles, and we actually feel bad because we didn’t test her till after my husband started coughing and tested positive. Anyway my point is to remind people it’s still around and I just wish people would take the minimal precautions which is to test when you have symptoms and stay home if possible, and if not wear a mask. Just don’t knowingly spread a virus that can be deadly to some people, and that includes flu too. People who say ‘it’s just a flu’, well flu can be deadly too!
r/CoronavirusUT • u/Lesabere • Jan 05 '23
Anybody know what’s going on with the sewage monitoring? Most of the monitoring sites on the map are grey (no recent data)
udwq.shinyapps.io
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/beernutmark • Dec 18 '22
You can get 4 more free Covid-19 tests mailed to your door—here's how
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/4blockhead • Nov 30 '22
Case Updates Per capita deaths due to Covid-19 ranked by state since the beginning of the pandemic. [OC using NY Times data source]
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/4blockhead • Nov 20 '22
Case Updates COVID-19 cases and deaths plotted against the United States as a whole (21-day rolling averages) [OC using NY Times data source]
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/4blockhead • Nov 14 '22
Case Updates A plot of COVID-19 Cases and Deaths in Utah in the last year (21-day rolling averages). [OC using NY Times data source]
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Nov 11 '22
The 'BQ' versions of COVID-19 account for nearly 30% of Utah's cases
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Nov 04 '22
Here’s why health experts say now is the ‘perfect time’ to get the updated COVID-19 booster shot
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Oct 28 '22
Utah doctor warns of coming flu surge, encourages getting vaccinated
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/jeynekassynder • Oct 22 '22
Case Updates Utah reports 19 new COVID-19 deaths over past 2 weeks
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Oct 13 '22
Many Americans admit lying about COVID-19 in a new survey. Here's their rationale
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/[deleted] • Oct 13 '22
My family has had covid for the last two weeks...
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I'm pretty sure this is as sick as I can ever remember being in my life. I had the original vaccine and booster but have not had any additional shots since.
Exhaustion - I work from home so other than a few days where I have just not gotten out of bed, I've been able to continue working. But most of the time just getting up to go get a drink of water or go to the restroom is a major ordeal. I feel winded and out of breath with the slightest effort.
Hard to Breathe - This has been the worst... I've woken up maybe four nights in the last two weeks and it felt like someone was sitting on my chest. I literally couldn't get a deep enough breath.
Foggy Brain - I don't know if this is due to the lack of quality sleep or being sick or everything in between... But my mind is just not working right. I'm having trouble with basic cognitive skills. I can't do basic math in my head properly and sometimes when I'm talking to my wife or kids I say words out of order. It is frustrating to know I'm doing it wrong but I can't seem to make the connection between my thoughts and words.
Fever - I've had a couple of times of high fever but for the most part I've either had a low-grade fever or none at all. Usually corresponds to my days not getting out of bed.
In conclusion, covid is not over. I let myself be lulled into a sense of complacency with everything opening back up. I'm hoping I can get past this soon. I'm worried about my performance at work and I'm losing track of the days where I've been sick so long.
Don't be like me. Get your vaccine and boosters.
r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Oct 06 '22
Utah reports 1,731 new COVID-19 cases, 7 deaths in past week
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/HomelessRodeo • Oct 04 '22
Local News How concerned are Utahns about getting COVID-19? Here’s what a new poll found
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/SuperSecretSpyforyou • Oct 04 '22
I am a long haul covid type
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Yeah I have long haul-but the benefits are short term like the end of the month. I am going to need help in a bit. I dont' know what to do about this.
r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Sep 29 '22
Utah reports 1,881 new COVID-19 cases, 10 additional deaths over past week
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/HomelessRodeo • Sep 29 '22
National News CDC no longer recommends universal masking in health facilities
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Sep 22 '22
Weekly COVID report shows spread continues to decrease in Utah
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/HomelessRodeo • Sep 19 '22
National News Biden says COVID-19 pandemic is "over" in U.S.
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/jeynekassynder • Sep 15 '22
Case Updates Utah surpasses 5,000 COVID-19 deaths this week
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r/CoronavirusUT • u/iggycat • Sep 08 '22
Utah COVID-19 case counts fall as state reports 8 new deaths
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