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1.Has Omicron Peaked In Ohio? Here's What You Need To Know
'Omicron is hitting Ohio in waves.'
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2.Has Omicron Peaked? Depends On Where In Ohio You Are
The omicron wave of the COVID-19 pandemic is showing signs of declining, but whether it has peaked depends on where you are in Ohio.
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3.When Will Omicron Peak In Ohio?
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WJW) – “This virus is not going away.” Ohio is setting new records for COVID-19 cases in the new year. Inpatient hospitalizations across the state have set new daily highs since Dec…
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4.Omicron's Peak Has Passed, According To Our Poop
COVID-19 viral load in Columbus metro wastewater down significantly since early Jan.
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5.When Will The Omicron Variant Peak In Ohio?
Could Ohio see a sharp decrease in COVID-19 and omicron cases soon?
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6.Omicron Peak Could Make January A Bad Month For COVID-19 In Northeast Ohio
Kent State University epidemiologist Tara Smith talks all things omicron: hospitalizations, transmissibility, vaccines, symptoms and more.
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7.Omicron’s Possible Peak? Ohio COVID-19 Cases, Hospitalizations Dropping Statewide
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – The highly contagious but quickly moving omicron variant of COVID-19 may be past its peak in Ohio, per the latest data on cases and hospitalizations in the state. Ohio’s fir…
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8.Ohio School COVID-19 Cases Fall As Omicron Wave Descends From Peak
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Coronavirus cases reported every week by Ohio schools came in under 20,000 for the first time in a month on Thursday, as the state continues to see infections drop fro…
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9.Has Omicron Peaked In Ohio? Not Yet, But End May Be In Sight, Doc Says
Reports out of South Africa and the UK show the Omicron variant of COVID-19 has peaked. Similar news suggests Boston and Chicago may be on the downward side of the Omicron wave. Could Ohio be at its peak with the variant? Not quite yet, said one Central Ohio doctor, but we could be on the downswing soon. “It appears at least in Cuyahoga County that they have reached their peak and maybe even have come down a little bit,” said Dr. Joseph Gastaldo, infectious disease expert at OhioHealth.
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