Arkansas Department of Health

Just under 16,000 positive influenza cases have been reported by the Arkansas Department of Health in the past two months.

Dr. Jennifer Dillaha, director of the Arkansas Department of Health, declined to give specifics of the state's first monkeypox case to avoid potentially identifying the person.

Following Friday's authorization by the Food and Drug Administration, vaccines for children under 5 are being shipped around the state.

With State Health Secretary Dr. José Romero leaving for a federal position with the CDC, Gov. Asa Hutchinson on Thursday announced his replacement.

The department's Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jennifer Dillaha says booster shots are beneficial against COVID-19.

The Department of Health reported active cases dropped by 117 people on Monday to 1,294. Officials are watching for possible new variants.

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