Health 2 new cases of monkeypox found in Delaware A 46-year-old Sussex County man and a 25-year-old Kent County man have become the second and third personSmyrna cat tests positive for rabies A stray cat in the Smyrna Landing Road area in Kent County has been June 29, 2022 EPA PUBLIC NOTICE: Halby Chemical Co. Superfund review The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reviewing the cleanup that was conducted at June 28, 2022 2 companies to join Highmark in offering marketplace plans For the first time since 2017, Delawareans this year will have more than one company’s plans to choose from Reading Time: 4 minutesCOVID-19 vaccines for kids 6 months to 5 years ready in Del.Delaware’s pre-ordered COVID-19 vaccines for ages 6 months through 5 years old were expected to start arriving Monday, June 20. Reading Time: 2 minutesCarney calls up National Guard to staff state home for disabled Gov. John Carney on Sunday issued an executive order asking members of the Delaware National Guard who are healthcare Reading Time: 2 minutesWith COVID cases rising, Public Health recommends masking indoors The number of daily COVID-19 cases has risen in the last month from 157 per day to 547, the Reading Time: 2 minutesPublic Health: Don’t make, use homemade baby formula The Delaware Division of Public Health on Tuesday warned parents worried about finding enough baby formula for their children Reading Time: 3 minutesBeebe Specialty Surgical Hospital in Rehoboth ready for first patient Damp, chilly weather couldn’t diminish the enthusiasm of the group that gathered Thursday in Beebe Healthcare’s new Specialty Surgical Reading Time: 3 minutesDelaware’s top doctor to step downDr. Karryl Rattay will leave her post as director of the Delaware Division of Public Health on June 30. Rattay Reading Time: < 1 minuteHere’s how to ditch expired, unused medicine Saturday Delaware residents can discard their expired or unused medications — as well as needles — Saturday between 10 Reading Time: 2 minutesCOVID cases, hospitalizations rise about 50% in last month, still lowThe daily average number of COVID-19 cases in Delaware has risen by 50% in the last month, but is still Reading Time: 2 minutesState launches one-stop shop for COVID testing, treatmentThe Delaware Division of Public Health on Thursday announced the launch of the COVID-19 test-to-treat program. The program is aimed Reading Time: 2 minutes State: Students should be tested for COVID after spring break With COVID-19 cases rising again, the state Division of Public Health and Department of Education are asking parents Reading Time: 2 minutesKent woman becomes state’s first flu death of 21-22 seasonThe Department of Public Health announced the first flu death of the year Tuesday. A 54-year-0ld Kent County woman became Reading Time: 2 minutesNew CostAware site compares bills for state hospital services, stays A new state website compares the average costs for different kinds of services at Delaware hospitals, based on actual Reading Time: 3 minutesDrop in COVID-19 cases, federal money means changes in DelawareAs the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to decline in Delaware, the state is shifting its weekly stats update Reading Time: 2 minutesAvian flu confirmed on New Castle County poultry farmA case of the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza has been confirmed on a Kent County commercial broiler farm. Following Reading Time: 2 minutesBones drops 21 in homecoming game Nah’Shon Bone Hyland after hitting a 3 pointer against the 76ers photo courtesy of ESPN Nah’Shon “Bones” Hyland dropped 21 Reading Time: 2 minutesDPH will text you if you test positive for COVID-19The Delaware Division of Public Health now plans to text you if you have COVID-19. The DPH Contact Tracing Team Reading Time: 3 minutesPurdue Pharma agrees to new opioid settlement after Delaware, other states appealPurdue Pharma and the Sackler family could pay up to $6 billion for the OxyContin maker’s role in the deadly Reading Time: 3 minutes2022 Mini Medical School encourages active participation in healthONLINE MINI MEDICAL SCHOOL CLASSES WILL TAKE PLACE EACH THURSDAY IN MARCH. PHOTO BY TIMA MIROSHNICHENKO/PEXELS. Whether you’d like Reading Time: 3 minutesNo Delaware hospitals plan to lift mask mandates soon Delaware hospital still require face masks to work or visit there. The hospitals issued a press release Tuesday Reading Time: 2 minutes
2 new cases of monkeypox found in Delaware A 46-year-old Sussex County man and a 25-year-old Kent County man have become the second and third person
Smyrna cat tests positive for rabies A stray cat in the Smyrna Landing Road area in Kent County has been June 29, 2022
EPA PUBLIC NOTICE: Halby Chemical Co. Superfund review The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is reviewing the cleanup that was conducted at June 28, 2022
2 companies to join Highmark in offering marketplace plans For the first time since 2017, Delawareans this year will have more than one company’s plans to choose from Reading Time: 4 minutes
COVID-19 vaccines for kids 6 months to 5 years ready in Del.Delaware’s pre-ordered COVID-19 vaccines for ages 6 months through 5 years old were expected to start arriving Monday, June 20. Reading Time: 2 minutes
Carney calls up National Guard to staff state home for disabled Gov. John Carney on Sunday issued an executive order asking members of the Delaware National Guard who are healthcare Reading Time: 2 minutes
With COVID cases rising, Public Health recommends masking indoors The number of daily COVID-19 cases has risen in the last month from 157 per day to 547, the Reading Time: 2 minutes
Public Health: Don’t make, use homemade baby formula The Delaware Division of Public Health on Tuesday warned parents worried about finding enough baby formula for their children Reading Time: 3 minutes
Beebe Specialty Surgical Hospital in Rehoboth ready for first patient Damp, chilly weather couldn’t diminish the enthusiasm of the group that gathered Thursday in Beebe Healthcare’s new Specialty Surgical Reading Time: 3 minutes
Delaware’s top doctor to step downDr. Karryl Rattay will leave her post as director of the Delaware Division of Public Health on June 30. Rattay Reading Time: < 1 minute
Here’s how to ditch expired, unused medicine Saturday Delaware residents can discard their expired or unused medications — as well as needles — Saturday between 10 Reading Time: 2 minutes
COVID cases, hospitalizations rise about 50% in last month, still lowThe daily average number of COVID-19 cases in Delaware has risen by 50% in the last month, but is still Reading Time: 2 minutes
State launches one-stop shop for COVID testing, treatmentThe Delaware Division of Public Health on Thursday announced the launch of the COVID-19 test-to-treat program. The program is aimed Reading Time: 2 minutes
State: Students should be tested for COVID after spring break With COVID-19 cases rising again, the state Division of Public Health and Department of Education are asking parents Reading Time: 2 minutes
Kent woman becomes state’s first flu death of 21-22 seasonThe Department of Public Health announced the first flu death of the year Tuesday. A 54-year-0ld Kent County woman became Reading Time: 2 minutes
New CostAware site compares bills for state hospital services, stays A new state website compares the average costs for different kinds of services at Delaware hospitals, based on actual Reading Time: 3 minutes
Drop in COVID-19 cases, federal money means changes in DelawareAs the number of new COVID-19 cases continues to decline in Delaware, the state is shifting its weekly stats update Reading Time: 2 minutes
Avian flu confirmed on New Castle County poultry farmA case of the highly pathogenic H5N1 avian influenza has been confirmed on a Kent County commercial broiler farm. Following Reading Time: 2 minutes
Bones drops 21 in homecoming game Nah’Shon Bone Hyland after hitting a 3 pointer against the 76ers photo courtesy of ESPN Nah’Shon “Bones” Hyland dropped 21 Reading Time: 2 minutes
DPH will text you if you test positive for COVID-19The Delaware Division of Public Health now plans to text you if you have COVID-19. The DPH Contact Tracing Team Reading Time: 3 minutes
Purdue Pharma agrees to new opioid settlement after Delaware, other states appealPurdue Pharma and the Sackler family could pay up to $6 billion for the OxyContin maker’s role in the deadly Reading Time: 3 minutes
2022 Mini Medical School encourages active participation in healthONLINE MINI MEDICAL SCHOOL CLASSES WILL TAKE PLACE EACH THURSDAY IN MARCH. PHOTO BY TIMA MIROSHNICHENKO/PEXELS. Whether you’d like Reading Time: 3 minutes
No Delaware hospitals plan to lift mask mandates soon Delaware hospital still require face masks to work or visit there. The hospitals issued a press release Tuesday Reading Time: 2 minutes
