COVID In Minnesota: No New Deaths Reported Monday; Average Positivity Rate Drops To 7%
The state reports there have been 1,805,781 people who have completed their vaccine series, and close to an additional 653,848 have received at least one dose.
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The state reports there have been 1,805,781 people who have completed their vaccine series, and close to an additional 653,848 have received at least one dose.
Minnesotans can resume receiving Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines.
More than 40% of Minnesota's eligible population is now fully vaccinated, according to numbers released Sunday by the Minnesota Department of Health.
Health officials on Saturday reported 2,104 additional cases of COVID-19 and eight deaths. More than 1.74 million Minnesotans have completed the vaccine series.
Macalester College in St. Paul will require all students and staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before they arrive on campus for the fall.
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In the three weeks since the state expanded eligibility to anyone 16 or older, more 54% of Minnesota adults have at least one shot of the vaccine, according to state data.
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The state reported an additional 2,167 cases of COVID-19 and 10 deaths on Friday, as the total number of Minnesotans who have received at least one vaccine dose surpassed 2.37 million.
COVID-19 case rates are rising across Minnesota, and they're affecting younger Minnesotans, especially middle and high school students.
Masks are no longer required for student-athletes competing in outdoor sports and practices, the Minnesota State High School League (MSHSL) announced Thursday.
The supply of COVID-19 vaccine in Wisconsin is nearing the point of exceeding demand for the first time, with more than 50% of the eligible population having received at least one dose and nearly 30% of the total population fully vaccinated.
Dr. George Morris returns for Clarifying COVID, and answers questions on youth sports face masks, the Johnson and Johnson vaccine pause and what hospitals are currently experiencing.
With Minnesota experiencing increased community spread of COVID-19, especially among younger individuals, state officials are urging regular testing in schools. The effort comes as the state health officials reported nearly 2,000 additional cases and 10 more deaths linked to the virus.
It's a disease that affects African American children in the Twin Cities and beyond -- a disease that Children's Minnesota is working hard to combat.
