'You may think 'oh I don't live with anyone at risk.' But maybe your friend or colleague at work does live with someone at risk. You don't want to be that link in the chain of transmission. Whatever you can do to prevent that is a kind and responsible thing to do.'
Bay Area doctors warn people need to be responsible this holiday season to prevent the spread of COVID-19.It's going to be the third holiday season we've had to deal with COVID, but this time it's different, the rules have changed.
Contra Costa Health Services says they've already got 40 people hospitalized this week with COVID. They are starting to distribute free test kits by mail, making them the first county in the Bay Area to do so, so far.
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