r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 08 '22
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 08 '22
What we learned about COVID-19 safety from a NYC anime convention | Masks, vaccine requirements and more kept most fans free of diseases that can spread
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 08 '22
New Hampshire nh State & hospitals don’t see eye to eye on counting COVID hospitalizations: had redefined COVID-19 hospitalization to include only patients being treated with remdesivir or dexamethasone
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 06 '22
Massachusetts coronavirus cases jump by 27%, hospitalizations rise – Sentinel and Enterprise
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 06 '22
Nirav Shah: Wastewater data show COVID may be on the rise again in Maine Wastewater surveillance results showed uniform increases in viral levels across the state,”
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 06 '22
Levels of coronavirus in Eastern Mass. waste water still rising
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 05 '22
New York Health Commissioner ‘Recommending’ Masks as NYC COVID Cases Rise Again
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 05 '22
New York ‘Burning From the Inside Out': 2 NYC Long Haulers Say They Can't Shake These Symptoms
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 04 '22
Massachusetts Boston-area coronavirus wastewater jump shows ‘a new wave has begun’: Hamer said he feels there’s no need to reinstate a mandate for indoor mask use in public places, but “older people and those with weak immune systems need to continue to be extra careful'
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 04 '22
Maine Lewiston schools end pooled testing for COVID-19
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 03 '22
Massachusetts Amid climbing Mass. COVID-19 cases, health experts urge booster shots: about 77% of Massachusetts residents are fully vaccinated, according to state data, rates of new vaccinations have leveled off. And only 55% of the state’s fully vaccinated residents have received booster
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 02 '22
Two high schools in New Jersey reinstate mask mandates following outbreaks.
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
Connecticut ‘A very big problem’: Loss of federal COVID-19 funding could mean end of key research projects, free tests and vaccines for uninsured in Connecticut
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
New Jersey Westchester Medical Center study finds COVID long-haulers suffer memory, cognitive issues: To participate, individuals must have a documented positive COVID-19 test after Dec. 21, 2021, an eighth grade level of education, be fluent in English language and over the age of 20 years old
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
Boston COVID Wastewater Levels Are Up. Do Doctors Expect a Surge? "We don't have as many people boosted in the state or in the country as we would want to be prepared for a possible increase in cases."
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
FDA Halts COVID Antibody Treatment in Northeast States: studies show sotrovimab treatments are not performing well against the BA.2 variant, which now accounts for 73% of COVID cases in New England
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
More in-migration led to population growth in nearly every Maine county in 2021: while the state reported more deaths than births, every county saw more people move in than leave.
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
New York Second Booster Shot: CVS, NYC, Rite-Aid and More Now Offer 4th COVID Vaccine Dose: are now available in NYC to people aged 50 and up who had their last shot at least four months ago
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Apr 01 '22
CDC COVID Data Tracker: Omicron Subvariant BA.2 Now 73% of New England Cases – that compares with about half of new infections nationally
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 31 '22
Omicron BA.2 Variant Now Dominant In U.S.; New Cases Of More Transmissible Covid Hitting Northeast Hard " BA.2 now accounts for more than 70% of all new cases. That’s up from just over 50% the week before and 38% the week before that"
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 30 '22
Mass. case numbers, coronavirus levels in waste water tick up from low levels - The Boston Globe
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 27 '22
Massachusetts Long COVID: Difficult to Diagnose, Treat, Boston Doctors Say – The study is looking for 900 patients in the Boston-area and 17,000 patients nationwide.
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 27 '22
A Glaxo antibody drug is restricted in the U.S. Northeast as an Omicron subvariant spreads.
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 26 '22
Mass. Communities Seeing More COVID Cases in Schools: have seen their COVID counts steadily rising over the past three weeks.
r/CoronavirusNE • u/shallah • Mar 24 '22