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Trend Reversed: Drug-related deaths soar in 2020

LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW) - In 2020, 37 lives were lost in drug-related deaths. Three cases are still pending as the La Crosse Co. Medical Examiner s Office awaits toxicology reports. It’s a new record for the county and an issue overshadowed by the pandemic. The medical examiner s office reported 22 deaths in 2019. After several years of decline, the 68% increase has health officials alarmed. Part of the increase has been attributed to the effects of the pandemic. “One of our fears when this first started was what effect does this isolation and quarantine going to have on mental health, whether that’s addiction, bi-polar, schizophrenia, depression, anxiety, how is this going to affect them and we’ve seen where it has,” said Tricia Davis of the La Crosse Co. Medical Examiner s Office.

La Crosse Co Health Dept to host radon awareness webinar Tuesday

La Crosse Co. Health Dept. to host radon awareness webinar Tuesday January 18, 2021 6:22 PM Molly Ringberg Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) – Tests conducted in La Crosse and Monroe counties show one in three homes have high levels of radon in the Coulee Region. To raise more awareness about the dangers of the odorless, invisible gas the La Crosse County Health Department is hosting a free webinar Tuesday at 4 pm. The webinar is covering important information about radon, how to test for it, and what to do if you find it in your home. Plus, attendees will receive a coupon for a short-term radon test kit.

At least 105 COVID-19 cases in La Crosse CO linked to holiday parties, in-person church services

At least 105 COVID-19 cases in La Crosse CO. linked to holiday parties, in-person church services January 8, 2021 11:02 PM Molly Ringberg Updated: LA CROSSE, Wis. (WKBT) – The consequences of holiday gatherings are starting to spread in our area. In the first full week of January, La Crosse County health officials reported 105 cases linked to holiday gatherings. Cases are also being linked to four local churches that held in-person services. The Coulee COVID-19 Collaborative said overall percent positive has increased to 32.9%t during the week, meaning nearly one in three people tested positive for the virus. But as the number of cases keeps climbing it’s important to remember who is behind them.

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