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No spikes in coronavirus cases after Columbia mask ordinance was lifted three weeks ago
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City of Columbia buildings, universities and schools relaxing mask requirements as case numbers stay low
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Columbia health leaders plan for 12-15 age group vaccinations
Columbia health leaders plan for 12-15 age group vaccinations
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
UPDATE:
Boone Health announced Tuesday, it will hold a vaccine clinic for anyone over the age of 12 on Thursday and Saturday.
The clinic will be located inside the Columbia mall and has appointments available.
You can set up an appointment here.
ORIGINAL:
Officials with the Columbia/Boone County Department of Public Health and Human Services and Columbia Public Schools say both groups are planning coronavirus vaccine clinics for the 12-15-year-old age group.
According to Scott Clardy, the assistant director of PHHS, the health department has worked in collaboration with the local districts to plan for this new EUA.
Columbia health leaders explain what factors into COVID-19 health order updates
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
The City of Columbia will host a community briefing to give an update on the current COVID-19 numbers and future plans of the Boone County health order.
Scott Clardy, assistant director of the Columbia/Boone County Health Department, said when making updates to the health order, the city is focused on three main aspects. What we are focusing on moving forward are number of new cases that we see on a daily basis, hospitalizations, and the percentage of the population that is vaccinated, said Clardy.
As of Friday, Boone County had 86 active cases and 1 hospitalization. Clardy said although we are still getting new cases every day, it has leveled out to a number last seen in July.
ABC 17 News coronavirus roundtable discussion: Vaccine rates in Missouri on decline
COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ)
Vaccine rates in Missouri are on the decline which could cause a problem with supplies outweighing demand.
MU Health Care vaccine co-chair Laura Morris and Columbia/Boone County assistant director Scott Clardy spoke about a variety of topics tonight from vaccine side effects to in-person events held at schools this year.
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