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Healthcare Questions Q: Is Taunton publishing daily coronavirus case numbers? A: Yes. It began doing so Dec. 15. They can be found on the city s continuously updated coronavirus website. The website lists the number of total deaths and active cases. The city of Taunton also has a COVID-19 hotline number that you can call with any questions that you have, (774) 406-5898. For more coronavirus numbers, including rates and total cases, check the state s reporting which is updated daily. Q: How can people tell if they have COVID-19 instead of a cold or flu? Dr. Charles Thayer s (Morton Hospital chief medical officer) Answer: It s gonna be very difficult to tell the difference between people who are not very sick with COVID and people who just have the sniffles and have a cold. There are certain defining things that occur with COVID that do not occur with colds or flu, and one of them is loss of taste and smell. So if you have an illness and you feel like you have a ....
Back on May 6, Taunton had seen 690 total confirmed cases of the coronavirus and 20 deaths. Now, seven months later and weeks into a surge, the total cases stand at 2,490 as of Dec. 17 and the deaths at 73, as of Dec. 15, according to the Taunton Board of Health. Just in the past month-and-a-half alone, Taunton’s total cases for the entire course of the pandemic nearly doubled, going from 1,361 on Nov. 5 to 2,490 on Dec.17. That’s 1,129 cases in November and the first half of December. But Taunton is far from alone in experiencing a late fall surge. Dighton’s total cases much more than doubled in that same period, from 111 on Nov. 5 to 285 on Dec. 17. The Dighton Board of Health could not be reached regarding how many town residents have died of COVID over the course of the pandemic. ....