PART TWO Source: PewTrusts.org In late July, the Centers For Disease Control (CDC) reported that 35% of symptomatic adults who had tested positive for COVID-19 said they had not returned to their usual state of health two to three weeks after their tests. Among those ages 18-34, 1 in 5 hadn’t returned to their normal […]
Source: PewTrusts.org PART ONE Before COVID-19, Andréa Ceresa of Branchburg New Jersey was a healthy, active 46-year-old who managed a dental office by day and sang professionally by night, a woman who enjoyed yoga and jumped on a WaveRunner any chance she got. Now beset by a multitude of unshakeable symptoms, she said COVID-19 has […]
Sources: North Jersey.com; MyCentralJersey.com The second wave of the coronavirus pandemic is mounting across New Jersey, as new daily diagnoses in recent days have reached heights not seen since May. How high this wave will climb — and how deadly it will be — remains unknown. Experts anticipate there will be more cases with fewer […]
Source: NJ.com Freehold Township has closed pavilions and picnic table areas in municipal parks in response to overcrowding concerns amid the coronavirus pandemic. A post on the township’s Facebook page on Wednesday says Freehold has “received many complaints that the number of people in the parks are not allowing for proper social distancing and that […]
Source: NorthJersey.com By: Andre Sayegh, Mayor, Paterson, New Jersey. In Paterson, our positive cases have plummeted since the peak of the pandemic, but we are preparing for a potential second wave. Our emphasis on health protocols, a pseudo-shutdown of the city, and our nationally recognized contact tracing endeavors have put us in a better position […]
Source: nj1015.com When the COVID-19 pandemic began in March, elective surgeries in New Jersey were halted and everybody was told to call ahead if they were heading to a hospital emergency room. As coronavirus cases dropped dramatically in May, the ban on elective surgeries was lifted and now New Jersey is considered to be one […]