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Greenwich Health Dept: Tracking COVID-19 in Connecticut in 2023

By: greenwichfreepress | March 5, 2023

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Why Is COVID-19 Still Newsworthy?
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The Impact of Rising COVID-19 Rates in These Warm Summer Months
Despite not making people more ill than earlier Omicron variants, more people are becoming infected, which accounts for the rise in the numbers of cases, emergency visits and hospitalizations.
Why Is COVID-19 Still Newsworthy?
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