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Published
August 19, 2022

New study suggests COVID-19 infection increases risks of brain disorders

For people between the ages of 18 and 64, a particularly significant increased risk was of persistent brain fog.
Published
August 17, 2022

Portland will test wastewater for monkeypox and other viruses

The testing is part of a nationwide effort to monitor wastewater for infectious diseases.
Published
August 11, 2022

CDC drops quarantine, screening recommendations for COVID-19

The CDC recommendations apply to everyone in the U.S., but the changes could be particularly important for schools, which resume classes this month in many parts of the country.
Published
August 9, 2022

Bates College drops mandatory COVID-19 testing on campus

Bates tells students they need to test negative for the disease before coming to Lewiston but won't require tests once they're here.
Published
August 8, 2022

China’s Hainan beach resort expands COVID-19 lockdowns

Some 80,000 tourists have reportedly been stranded in Sanya.

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Published
August 6, 2022

Biden tests negative for COVID, isolating until 2nd negative

He plans to visit Kentucky on Monday to view damage from catastrophic flooding and meet with families.
Published
August 3, 2022

Commentary: At last, a simple strategy for COVID booster shots

The September rollout of shots tailored to BA.4 and BA.5 could be the beginning of putting the COVID vaccine on an annual schedule.
Published
August 1, 2022

Waterville Board of Education gets update on teaching during COVID-19, staff vacancies

George J. Mitchell School Principal Kim Taylor reported some kindergarten students entered school last year not knowing how to interact with other children, play or wait in line because they had had no social interaction during the pandemic.
Published
July 29, 2022

See the latest data: Tracking COVID-19 in Maine
Published
July 28, 2022

Maine COVID-19 cases, patient counts hold steady as national numbers climb

The state has the nation's second-lowest infection rate, after Vermont.