Once again a spike in new COVID cases is a concern as San Francisco Bay Area residents will travel or gather with families or friends over the Thanksgiving holiday.
SAN FRANCISCO -- Over the next two weeks, hundreds of thousands of San Francisco Bay Area residents will travel or gather with families or friends in record numbers over the Thanksgiving holiday.UCSF Infectious disease specialist Dr. Peter Chin-Hong says there hasn't been a major spike yet, but there is a slight uptick in new cases.
This winter as COVID fatigue has set in as the pandemic enters its 3rd year and mandatory precautions have been dropped, the virus is joining together with the flu and RSV to form a dangerous triple treat. "We are seeing more cases than we would expect at this time," the CDC's Dr. José Romero said of the flu.
"They are not going to make you die more if you don't get a booster but they may be a little more resistant."
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