COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations increase in Indiana
Aug 23, 2023 7:53 pmBetween June and July, Indiana's COVID-19 hospitalization rate increased almost 40%.
Between June and July, Indiana's COVID-19 hospitalization rate increased almost 40%.
Indiana’s latest influenza report shows ‘very high’ levels of illness in the state.
Indiana’s latest influenza report shows high levels of the illness in the state.
Data from Pfizer suggests the bivalent COVID-19 vaccine increases antibody response against Omicron.
CDC report finds 82% of hospitalized monkeypox patients also had an HIV infection.
The CDC recorded the fourth official death from monkeypox this week.
The vaccine aims to protect against the original COVID-19 virus and two Omicron variants.
The CDC announced it will no longer report COVID-19 cases daily.
A third death from monkeypox was reported in Ohio yesterday.
Indiana reported 24 monkeypox cases this week, which is more than last week’s increase.
The first monkeypox death in the U.S. has been confirmed.
We should still be treating this pandemic as a pandemic.
Updated vaccines with more protection are now available.
Wearing masks beyond the direst times is both beneficial and necessary.
The Indiana Department of Health has added a monkeypox dashboard.
There have been 141 monkeypox cases in Indiana to date.
COVID-19 overshadows IU’s response to ongoing health issues while the Monkeypox virus looms.
Residents can get their tests at the county health department or public health clinic.
IU has paused asymptomatic testing and disassembled their contact tracing team.
IU continues to recommend everyone get vaccinated and boosted.
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