Angela Perryman
speaker
530 appearances
97 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 5 Sep
Angela Perryman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 69 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 31.
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The good news is that the levels of virus are still very low, and so far, this year's wave seems to be continuing the trend of getting milder each summer, sending fewer people to the hospital and causing fewer deaths.
But the virus is expected to continue increasing for weeks, so health experts are advising people to consider masking up if they're in crowded places like airports and to get one of the updated vaccines when they become available in the fall.
Rob Stein, NPR News.
Tanya, I think you did the best interview that I've done.
Seriously.
I think I'm going to think about that question for the rest of my life.
COVID cases are increasing again nationwide, with the most activity in the south and west, but also inching up in the northeast and midwest.
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The good news is that the levels of virus are still very low, and so far this year's wave seems to be continuing the trend of getting milder each summer, sending fewer people to the hospital and causing fewer deaths.
matched
But the virus is expected to continue.
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continue increasing for weeks, so health experts are advising people to consider masking up if they're in crowded places like airports and to get one of the updated vaccines when they become available in the fall.
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Rob Stein in PR News.
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COVID cases are increasing again nationwide, with the most activity in the south and west, but also inching up in the northeast and midwest.
matched
The good news is that the levels of virus are still very low, and so far this year's wave seems to be continuing the trend of getting milder each summer, sending fewer people to the hospital and causing fewer deaths.
matched
But the virus is expected to continue.
matched
continue increasing for weeks, so health experts are advising people to consider masking up if they're in crowded places like airports and to get one of the updated vaccines when they become available in the fall.
matched
Rob Stein in PR News.
matched
COVID cases are increasing again nationwide, with the most activity in the south and west, but also inching up in the northeast and midwest.
matched
The good news is that the levels of virus are still very low, and so far this year's wave seems to be continuing the trend of getting milder each summer, sending fewer people to the hospital and causing fewer deaths.
matched
But the virus is expected to continue.
matched
continue increasing for weeks, so health experts are advising people to consider masking up if they're in crowded places like airports and to get one of the updated vaccines when they become available in the fall.
matched
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