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St. Louis Public Radio’s Sarah Fentems tells us what you need to know about measles and how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
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Dr. Alexander Garza said the best way to prepare for a future pandemic is to improve social resources, such as food access, education and transportation.
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St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force officials say the coronavirus is spreading at a rate about five times higher than six weeks ago, but less than during the coronavirus peak in January. They're again urging people to get the COVID-19 vaccine and wear masks.
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A medical group of 40 will be at the hospital in north St. Louis County for a month.
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More than 40 doctors and nurses from the Navy will arrive at Christian Hospital in north St. Louis County to help doctors overwhelmed by the influx of COVID-19 patients.
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St. Louis hospitals are canceling procedures, shuffling an overburdened workforce and pleading with the public to wear masks and get vaccinated as they fill with COVID-19 patients.
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Health workers are treating more than 1,020 people with COVID-19 inside St. Louis hospitals, the highest number of inpatient hospitalizations since the pandemic began. The task force reported 61 patients 18 and younger are hospitalized with the disease.
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The number of people testing positive for the virus in St. Louis has more than tripled since last month, St. Louis health officials said Wednesday. More than 14% of coronavirus tests are coming back positive.
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St. Louis County is experiencing one of its largest surges in COVID cases in more than a year.
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Dr. Alex Garza is back from Kuwait and jumping into action co-leading the St. Louis Metropolitan Pandemic Task Force, during a surge in COVID-19 cases in the region.