Area doctors say they can see the light at the end of the tunnel in the current omicron surge, but say recent good news has left them cautiously optimistic.
Officials say they are seeing encouraging signs that the omicron variant surge is nearing its peak, but have added that wee are not quite out of the woods yet.Area doctors are sharing encouraging news in the fight against COVID-19 as case counts and hospitalizations have leveled off in recent days. "Last week I mentioned that we might be seeing the peak of the Omicron wave. Since then we have started to see a drop in the number of cases identified," Philadelphia Health Commissioner Dr.
The nationwide fight against COVID-19 landed a big punch this week as the federal government launched it’s new website for free COVID tests and announced it’s making 400 million N95 masks free to all Americans.
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