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The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) is launching a new and improved CovidConnect system. The goal is to help you save time when you’re getting a COVID test through our clinic.
The short answer is yes, though it’s not common.
The new boosters protect against the original coronavirus strain and the newer Omicron variants.
Wisconsin Partnership Program grants aim to support community efforts aimed at promoting health equity among diverse populations
People getting tested for COVID-19 at community sites might now receive results sooner than before, as health officials have started to emphasize rapid antigen tests.
Wisconsin health officials are urging people 12 and older to get updated COVID-19 boosters, reformulated to protect against omicron subvariants, now that the new shots have started arriving in the state.
The new Omicron-targeted boosters have started to arrive in Wisconsin, according to the state health department, and they will continue to arrive at pharmacies, clinics and health centers over the next several days and weeks.
Effective October 1, Public Health Madison & Dane County will transition to a new strategy for COVID-19 testing...
Public Health is expanding its clinic hours and adding availability on weekends, in an effort to meet demand for the...
Public Health Madison & Dane County is issuing a public health alert due to an increase, or spike, in drug...
