Public health experts are urging precautions and vaccinations after wastewater data shows an increase in COVID-19 detected in Travis County over the last six weeks.
Austin Public Health says wastewater data is a leading indicator of the presence of the virus in the community.
While the presence of COVID-19 has increased over the past six weeks, it still remains below the national averages.the end of the national public health emergency in May . Hospitalizations remain low, which experts attribute to vaccines. Boosters are encouraged to protect those who are high-risk. "Positive cases of COVID-19 continue to be identified, especially in areas where people gather. As we prepare for children to return to school, getting vaccinated is as important as ever to protect yourself and others," said APH Director Adrienne Sturrup. "If you feel sick, test."
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