(NJ Department of Health)It may seem a distant memory, but numbers show a continuing impact
(NJ Department of Health)It may seem a distant memory, but numbers show a continuing impact
Maricel QuinonesResearch indicates almost half of infected kids experience at least one prolonged symptom
(AP Photo/Shelby Lum)Cases and deaths are down, but changes in data collection make threat harder to assess

NJ Spotlight NewsInterview: Dr. William Hu, director of Center for Healthy Aging Research, Rutgers University
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Independent report indicates facility managers looked to state for guidance but revisions and updates only added to confusion
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Review urges tackling long-standing gaps that worsened the crisis for people of color

Gov. Murphy released a massive report that documents NJ’s response to the pandemic
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NJ Spotlight NewsInterview: Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera, Montclair State University

Interview: Dr. Jun Wang, lead researcher
(Rich Hundley, The Trentonian)State officials won’t say who’s been interviewed. Local public health officials say they should be consulted

Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera explains how you can stay safe
(AP Photo/Marta Lavandier)An updated vaccine is due within weeks, but vaccines are no longer available for free. What about people without insurance?
NJ Spotlight NewsIndividual employers may still require employees to be vaccinated

This data is provided by the state Department of Health and updated daily

Some still worry more mandates to come

Interview: Judy Persichilli, NJ Department of Health commissioner
(AP Photo/Rick Bowmer, File)Will insurance companies cover COVID-related care? Will low-income residents have to fend for themselves?

Epidemiologist Stephanie Silvera says 'what it does not mean is that COVID is over'