Health officials say North Texans should be aware of recent rise in COVID-19 cases

Experts said it’s not cause for alarm, but the recent rise of COVID-19 cases in North Texas is worth paying attention to in the coming weeks.

Experts said it’s not cause for alarm, but is worth paying attention to in the coming weeks.While the relative lull in COVID-19 cases has been more than welcome, researchers and hospital officials are seeing some signs it’s spreading more in North Texas, including an early indicator like emergency department, or ED, visits.

While drastically changing behavior may not be necessary, being more vigilant with testing because of any symptoms can help.

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