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Public Health Status Update for 03/28/2024

Marin County Public Health Status Update for March 28, 2024 includes Video: Fentanyl Crisis Update; Measles; Maternal Mental Health; Long Term Care Settings Outbreak Free; and COVID-19 Data Update.  

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COVID-19 Status Update for 05/26/2023

Marin County COVID-19 Status Update for May 26, 2023, includes Promoting Longevity for All in Marin; RSV Vaccine for Older Residents & Pregnant Moms; Stay Safe & Prepared: Personal Preparedness Booklet; COVID-19 Hospitalization Data Paused; and COVID-19 Data Update.  

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The Marin County COVID-19 Status Update is published weekly and as needed to share important news and resources related to the COVID-19 pandemic response. We remain here for you.

Promoting Longevity for All in Marin  

Life expectancy nationally has declined in the pandemic. Dr. Willis describes life expectancy trends in Marin, and highlights measures to ensure healthy and long life are accessible to everyone. Learn more at Marin County’s Life Expectancy dashboard.   

RSV Vaccine for Older Residents & Pregnant Moms 

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), one of the viruses in last winter’s “triple-demic”, is now a vaccine-preventable disease. This month, the FDA authorized an RSV vaccine for individuals aged 60 and older, and pregnant women. RSV contributes to severe illness among infants and the elderly. Vaccinating moms helps shield babies from infection.  

Stay Safe & Prepared: Personal Preparedness Booklet 

As we face the threats of wildfires, heatwaves, and potential power outages, it's crucial to be prepared. Marin Center for Independent Living (Marin CIL) has developed a comprehensive and valuable instruction booklet for creating a Personal Preparedness Plan. The plan is designed for older adults and people with disabilities residing in Marin County. 

COVID-19 Hospitalization Data Paused  

Reporting on local COVID-19 hospitalization rates will be paused until mid-June as California Department of Public Health updates their data collection processes. Last week there were seven people hospitalized with COVID-19 in Marin, among the lowest rates in 2023. CDPH has also ceased reporting case counts, a step already taken locally. Virus levels in wastewater, the primary measure of local COVID- 19 burden, will continue to be updated weekly by Marin Public Health.  

COVID-19 Data Update

Below is just a snapshot of local COVID-19 data. Find a more in-depth analysis of COVID-19 trends on the Marin Data & Surveillance webpage, our Data FAQ, or Marin County's Open Data Portal.

Actively Circulating Variants                         

 XBB1.5                             

 

Settings Experiencing Outbreaks

Today’s Report

Long-Term Care and Congregate Living Facilities 

 6

Schools   0

 

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