COVID-19 cases continue to decline, monkeypox case count up
YesterdayIndiana reported 24 monkeypox cases this week, which is more than last week’s increase.
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.
Almost half of Americans expressed vaccine hesitancy.
IU continues to recommend everyone receive a vaccination and a booster shot.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s mask mandate is no longer in effect.
IU continues to recommend everyone receive a vaccination and a booster shot.
There was a reported increase from 10 to 14 cases in the last two weeks.
Masking is a reality we may have to face again.
Asymptomatic testing sites will close, but students can get drop-off tests.
These machines will dispense COVID-19 kits in two locations on campus.
COVID Check testing is not required and voluntary asymptomatic testing is unavailable March 14-18.
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