Former President Obama says COVID symptoms mild; officials warn unvaccinated risk remains high.
While former President Barack Obama’s disclosed he’s suffering only mild symptoms since testing positive for the coronavirus, public health officials Monday warned the unvaccinated remain at greater risk and the pandemic isn’t yet over, despite downward trends in infection and death.came as millions of Americans were heading back to public venues such as bars, restaurants and movie theaters and as the Chicago area was getting its first real taste of St. Patrick’s Day revelry in two years.
Chicago public officials continue to warn their battle to get more people vaccinated remains a challenge. Former President Barack Obama during a memorial service for former Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid on Jan. 8, 2022.
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