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"[We’re] talking about thousands of people who are going to be in contact for six months. That represents a risk for a superspreading event," Dr. Mark Escott said.
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Dr. Mark Escott said the site will host patients who are improving, opening up hospital beds for people who need more immediate and intensive care.
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UT Health Austin will begin administering Pfizer's vaccine to 2,925 front-line health care workers Tuesday.
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Under these guidelines, the public is urged to avoid gatherings of more than 10 people, and businesses are recommended to reduce capacity to 25-50%.
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Health officials are pleading with Austinites to avoid gatherings and get tested for COVID-19 as cases and hospitalizations approach the same levels seen…
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Lee esta historia en español. There is a 100% probability that the coronavirus epidemic is growing in the Austin metro area, modeling from the University…
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Austin Health Officials Remind Residents To Continue COVID-19 Precautions After Trump Tests PositiveAustin Public Health officials are encouraging residents to understand that if the president and first lady of the United States can contract COVID-19,…
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Lee esta historia en español. Hospitals in the Austin area are in “a very good situation,” the city’s top doctor said Wednesday, adding that now is the…
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Lee esta historia en español. Coronavirus cases in Austin and Travis County have been inching up since Sept. 1, though hospitalizations have dropped by…
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As he has done time and again over the past six months, Austin Public Health interim Health Authority Dr. Mark Escott said Tuesday that residents need to…