COVID cases are on the rise again across the country and in Arizona. As September gets underway, the start of fall is near and more illnesses will start to pop up as the weather gets colder.
PHOENIX — COVID cases are on the rise again across the country and in Arizona. As September gets underway, the start of the fall is near and more illnesses will start to pop up as the weather gets colder.
There’s a new vaccine to target the latest COVID variant. If people are looking to get vaccinated but are unsure whether or not to wait, Johnston said it’s best to wait until it’s out. She added that it will be out either later this month or next month. Months ago, both the FDA and the CDC approved the first-ever RSV vaccine. Those should be available in the fall as well. No specific date has been given yet.Johnston recommends getting the flu vaccine closer to late September or October to fight the peak in cases.
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