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Fresno Health Officials to Residents: Practice COVID Safety for Holidays

  With the first case of the Omicron variant just announced in Fresno County and Christmas only a few days away, Fresno County health officials are urging residents to practice COVID-19 safety measures. The Fresno County Department of Public says that in the past two years, COVID-19 has surged following...

Fresno County Hospitals Experience Staffing Shortages Amid Rising COVID Cases

Fresno is facing a staffing shortage as Delta variant cases rise in the Central Valley. Medical staffing in the Central Valley has always been a “chronic” problem, according to Dr. Rais Vohra, interim health officer for Fresno County’s Department of Public Health. But he says staffing shortages are a major...

Local Health Officials Scramble for ‘Ultra Cold’ Storage Needed for Promising COVID Vaccine

If Pfizer receives government approval for its promising COVID-19 vaccine, it will need to be transported and stored at a temperature of minus 94 degrees Fahrenheit, experts say, creating logistical challenges that local health officials are already working to address. Dr. Rais Vohra, Fresno County's public health officer, says he's...

After Supervisor’s COVID Diagnosis, County May Modify Board Room

Fresno Supervisor Steve Brandau's COVID-19 diagnosis may result in additional safety precautions at Board of Supervisors meetings, a county official said Friday. Brandau acknowledged the supervisors' meeting dais provides less than the recommended 6 feet of separation between board members. "I’m probably about five feet away from my colleagues on...

Surging COVID-19 Cases Across US Worry Fresno’s Top Doc: “I Think Our Time Is Coming”

The city of Milwaukee is very similar in population to Fresno with roughly 585,000 residents. COVID-19 cases are rising there at such a rapid pace, the mayor just issued updated health orders requiring more shutdowns of the local economy. "This is a very serious situation," Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett told Fox...

Fresno Primary Care Providers Will Soon Be Asked to Do COVID-19 Tests

Imagine getting a test for coronavirus at the same time you get blood work or a physical at your doctor's office. That may soon be a reality. Los Angeles and Long Beach recently put out orders to that effect. Starting Friday, all primary care providers there must provide COVID-19 testing....

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