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Which states have the most confirmed coronavirus cases (5/3/2021): Where does Pa stand?

Which states have the most confirmed coronavirus cases (5/3/2021): Where does Pa. stand? PennLive.com 5 hrs ago Linda Hasco, pennlive.com © DAN GLEITER Nurses gather at the Pennsylvania Capitol to memorialize the patients lost to COVID-19 in the state, and to urge passing patient safety legislation. April 30, 2021. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com Pennsylvania health officials announced 1,728 new coronavirus cases on Monday. These new cases bring the statewide total to 1,158,486. California has reported 3,745,424 confirmed cases as of 2:45 p.m. ET on May 3, the most reported by any state in the country, according to CNN. In all, the United States has reported more than 32,445,034 cases, with at least 577,314 deaths related to coronavirus.

COVID-19 vaccine demand in Pa has really fallen off a cliff Is it a lack of interest or access?

COVID-19 vaccine demand in Pa. ‘has really fallen off a cliff.’ Is it a lack of interest or access? PennLive.com 2 hrs ago Ron Southwick, pennlive.com © DAN GLEITER Acting Pennsylvania Physician General, Dr. Denise Johnson, tours the Cumberland County COVID-19 vaccination site at Walnut Bottom Road in South Middleton Township, April 28, 2021. Cumberland County Commissioner Gary Eichelberger stands at left. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive.com Remember when people were frantically searching for COVID-19 vaccines, with some waiting weeks to get an appointment? Those days are gone. © DAN GLEITER Acting Pennsylvania Physician General, Dr. Denise Johnson, walking with Robert Shively Jr., director of Public Safety for Cumberland County, and Cumberland County Commissioner Gary Eichelberger, at far right, tours the Cumberland County COVID-19 vaccination site at Walnut Bottom Road in South Middleton Township, April 28, 2021. Dan Gleiter | dgleiter@pennlive

Pa governor nominates Dr Denise Johnson to serve as physician general

Updated: 6:21 PM EST Mar 8, 2021 Gov. Tom Wolf announced Monday that he has nominated Dr. Denise Johnson to serve as Pennsylvania’s physician general.Johnson will serve as acting physician general until she is confirmed by the Senate.“We welcome Dr. Johnson to the administration and look forward to her sharing her expertise and passion for many issues affecting Pennsylvanians, demonstrated through much of her professional work and appointments. I have every confidence in her ability to serve the commonwealth, the Department of Health, and the residents of Pennsylvania during this incredibly critical time for public health,” Wolf said.“I am truly honored to be offered this opportunity to further contribute to the health and wellbeing of Pennsylvanians. I plan to work tirelessly for all and to devote every effort to this goal,” Johnson said.Johnson was most recently chief medical officer at Meadville Medical Center in Crawford County.She succeeds Dr. Wendy Braund,

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