COVID-19 surges in NJ as hesitation over boosters remains

Interview: Stephanie Silvera, epidemiologist and public health professor at Montclair State University

Rhonda Schaffler, Business Correspondent | December 9, 2022 | Coronavirus in NJ, Health Care

The cold weather is here and COVID-19 is surging in New Jersey, along with the flu and other respiratory diseases. But as cases, hospitalizations and deaths tied to the coronavirus climb, people remain slow to get the latest bivalent boosters, which are designed to guard against the now dominant strains of the virus.

Stephanie Silvera, an epidemiologist and public health professor at Montclair State University, explains the latest on COVID-19 in the Garden State.

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