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COVID admissions jump 20% as JN.1 spreads: 5 virus updates

Hospitalizations for respiratory viruses are increasing nationwide after holiday gatherings, with COVID-19 cases up 20.4% and omicron subvariant JN.1 now accounting for 61.6% of all cases.

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More free COVID-19 tests to be offered around US: HHS

A Department of HHS spokesperson said that this week, the U.S. government will begin taking orders for another round of free COVID-19 tests for delivery across the country

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Off the Menu: Restaurants offer Mother's Day brunches, baskets

Delaney House and Judd's Restaurant, both in Holyoke, are among the restaurants offering special packages.

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J-K fresh Covid guidelines: Night curfew lifted, schools to reopen soon | Details

Covid guidelines, Jammu and Kashmir, Schools reopen, Indoor gatherings at 50 percent, indoor gatherings, Jammu and Kashmir State Executive Committee, SEC, schools in Jammu and Kashmir, cinema halls, theatres, restaurants, clubs, gymnasiums, swimming pools

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Large Indoor Gathering Restrictions in Sonoma Expire Thursday Night

Sonoma County is going to lift its temporary restrictions on large gatherings this week. Health officials say they will let the 30-day health order expire at 11

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