Coronavirus Pennsylvania: Philadelphia COVID-19 Cases Top 1,000, Statewide Total Climbs Above 4,000
The number of coronavirus cases in Philadelphia has now topped 1,000.
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The number of coronavirus cases in Philadelphia has now topped 1,000.
A new study finds workers are turning off their computer cameras for virtual meetings because of what they are wearing.
Murphy on Sunday also announced over 2,300 additional COVID-19 cases, including 21 new deaths.
The school closed last year after allegations of abuse against students.
Crews are working day and night to expedite the completion of 120 patient rooms by mid-April -- 15 months ahead of the facility's planned opening.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced he's hoping to allocate $140 million to health care providers to expand their capacity to fight COVID-19.
Earlier this week, the FDA cleared the way for an investigational treatment of COVID-19, which involves the use of blood plasma donated from people who've recovered from the virus.
The number of coronavirus cases continue to rise.
Mayor Leonard Desiderio says the beaches and boardwalk will be closed to the public until further notice.
Health officials say a 66-year-old man from Sussex County passed away while hospitalized out of state, and an 86-year-old man who was a resident at a long-term care facility in Newark has also died.
Only children evaluated by an expert, either in person or via telemedicine, are eligible to be tested.
The CDC says close to 40% of patients hospitalized with COVID-19 are between the age of 20 and 54.
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A new coronavirus testing site is about to open in Burlington County where residents will be able to get tested.
With cases and deaths mounting, President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration for the state.
