COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 4M Doses Administered Across The State As 1.2K More Cases Added
Maryland added 1,205 new coronavirus cases and 13 deaths Wednesday. Over 4 million doses of the vaccines have been administered across the state.
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Maryland added 1,205 new coronavirus cases and 13 deaths Wednesday. Over 4 million doses of the vaccines have been administered across the state.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced the launch of the "No Arm Left Behind" campaign to encourage residents to get the covid-19 vaccine.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan announced the reopening of senior centers in Maryland Wednesday.
Gov. Larry Hogan announced that more no appointment, walk-up vaccination lines will open in Maryland starting Thursday.
Two of Maryland's historically Black colleges will host mobile vaccination clinics later this month.
A drive-thru mass vaccination site will open at Ripken Stadium Thursday.
The Baltimore Convention Center Field Hospital will be launching a pilot program for same-day, walk-up COVID-19 vaccinations starting Thursday, April 22. No appointment will be needed.
By now, you've probably heard of COVID long-haulers, people who got COVID and have long-term symptoms even after they've technically recovered.
As more Americans get vaccinated, many are ready to hit the road. But travel experts say some cars that have been idle during the pandemic need to be serviced for safety.
CVS says it will start selling over-the-counter coronavirus test kits in stores and online starting this week.
The House Committee on Oversight and Reform has launched an investigation into whether Baltimore-based Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine maker Emergent BioSolutions leveraged a tie with a Trump administration official to profit from federal contracts.
Maryland added 925 new coronavirus cases and 19 deaths Tuesday as hospitalizations jumped up again.
Emergent BioSolutions, the Baltimore, Maryland-based company manufacturing the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccines, was asked to stop manufacturing COVID-19 related products, while the Food & Drug Administration continues its investigation into quality control issues at the plant that ruined 15 million potential doses of the vaccine.
Maryland added 631 new coronavirus cases and 11 deaths Monday as hospitalizations increased again.
The United States has reached another important milestone in the race to protect its population against the coronavirus, with more than a quarter of Americans now fully vaccinated against Covid-19.
