Here’s what you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic across Illinois today.
Why This Winter Could Be Pivotal Moment in the Pandemic, According to Chicago Doctor
In each of the last two winters, COVID cases and hospitalizations have dramatically spiked in the state of Illinois, with last winter seeing the switch from the delta variant to the more contagious omicron variant that has since spawned even more contagious subvariants now making up a majority of cases.COVID testing is the first line of defense against the virus, and the key to its effectiveness may be taking multiple.
Cases climbed slightly from last week, when just 10,945 new cases were reported, which marked the lowest number of weekly cases since April 8.
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