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NORMAN — The Oklahoma State Department of Health reported an abnormally low 165 new COVID-19 cases in the state Monday, including just three in Norman.
Aliy Zirkle out of Iditarod after suffering concussion and other injuries in ‘significant impact’ Published March 9
Share on Facebook Aliy Zirkle’s final appearance in the Iditarod came to an early end Monday night. The veteran musher and fan favorite suffered a concussion and “orthopedic injuries to her upper torso” in a “significant impact” while coming into the Rohn checkpoint, race officials said Tuesday. Zirkle was injured in a fall, according to a release from the Alaska National Guard on Tuesday morning. Her injuries were sustained on the glare ice along the Tatina River 5 miles out from the checkpoint. Zirkle, 50, was out of the hospital and resting with family in Anchorage by Tuesday morning, waiting to travel back to her home in Two Rivers. Efforts to reach her Tuesday were unsuccessful.
David Anthony Foley Hannah C Moore Mejbah Bhuiyan Post-Doctoral Researcher, Telethon Kids Institute
But the 2020 Australian winter was very different. Public health measures in place to control the spread of COVID-19 saw a major shift in the typical seasonal pattern of other respiratory viruses.
This has perhaps been most notable with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), a very common cause of hospitalisation in young children over winter months in many parts of the world, including Australia.
But following an abnormal winter that saw a significant drop in rates of RSV – we found there were 98% fewer winter cases in Western Australian children – paediatric hospitals around Australia have seen unexpectedly large numbers of children presenting with RSV over summer.