Some members of the Bay Area health community believe more needs to be done to educate people about how COVID-19 is transmitted and highlight the value of wearing masks.
Dr. Kim Roades spoke Thursday with Umoja Health San Mateo County at the Peninsula Health Care District in Burlingame, raising concerns about COVID-19 messaging. "When we compare where we are now to where we were during the omicron surge, we're at nearly that same height," she said.
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