The Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council reported 700 COVID-19 patients remain hospitalized Monday, 33 of them pediatric patients.
Right now, Chang said although the cases are lower than before, people still need to be aware and play it safe.
"It's just one of those things that, it's an important topic," Chang said."It's still in the community we are certainly still seeing it pop up at the hospital, even though it's not as severe as it was before." This is something that's greatly impacting a lot of people whether it's personal or at work, everyone should be a part of the COVID-19 conversation.
"If we don't pay any attention more people are just going to simply get sick and now with school coming up that's the other major milestone that we're going to be watching," Chang said. His advice along with other health officials CBS 11 spoke to: get as protected as possible with vaccinations, including your boosters. Trending News
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