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COVID-19/COVIDIOTS:
15 states seeing ‘high’ or ‘very high’ levels of respiratory illness: CDC
COVID and flu hospitalizations are rising, CDC data shows.
Respiratory illness activity is elevated or increasing across most areas of the United States, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
In total, 15 states plus New York City are experiencing “high” or “very high” levels of respiratory illness activity, defined as people going to the doctor with symptoms from any respiratory disease including flu, COVID, RSV and the common cold.
COVID-19 and flu hospitalizations appear to be trending upward while RSV hospitalizations appear to be to be stable, the data shows.
State News:
When will recreational marijuana be purchasable in Ohio?
It is the second day recreational marijuana is legal in the state, but not everything about the law is set in stone yet including any place to legally buy it. As the law is currently written, it likely won’t be until the fall when the first dispensary opens.
The Department of Commerce still needs to set the rules and regulations for sale and then issue licenses for recreational dispensaries. The law gives the department of commerce nine months to set rules and issue licenses. That means there might not be a recreational dispensary open until September.
