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Infection, Hospitalization Gap Narrows Between Unvaccinated and Vaccinated: Study

The protection from vaccines against the virus that causes COVID-19 dropped following the emergence of the Omicron virus .

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CDH: Quarantine measures can stop COVID spread in your house

CDC quarantine guidelines for exposure to COVID are difficult to follow for some, according to a Boise family. But more preventative measures are available.

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Idaho health departments offer self-reporting COVID-19 tools to help contact tracing efforts

The surge of new coronavirus cases has left local health departments struggling to keep up with contact tracing. In September, all three health districts in southwest and south central Idaho asked the public to self-report infections and possible close contacts.

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Unvaccinated people 29 times more likely to be hospitalized from Covid: report

Unvaccinated people 29 times more likely to be hospitalized from Covid: report
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Report: Clinton Co drug OD deaths for 2020 23; up 7 from prior year

Report: Clinton Co. drug OD deaths for 2020 23; up 7 from prior year By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com WILMINGTON Drug overdoses were the third leading cause of death during 2020 in Clinton County, with 23 substance-use deaths, according to a draft of the Clinton County Health District (CCHD) annual report. Along with ranking high on the 2020 list, local drug overdoses last year increased by seven from 2019. Finishing at the top of the list of 2020 leading causes of death are, in order, cardiovascular [heart] disease (72 deaths), and cancer (49 deaths). Note that these numbers represent deaths that occurred within Clinton County only, and residents may have died from those causes while in another county.

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