What’s behind the dip in coronavirus cases in Massachusetts? We asked specialists
After a dramatic post-holiday surge in COVID-19 infections, daily case counts in Massachusetts fell steadily through most of January, marking the longest period of transmission decline since late spring.

But the drop in cases does not necessarily mean the worst is behind us, disease experts said. And it is unclear precisely why cases are dropping, though more cautious behavior and state-imposed restrictions on restaurants and other gathering spaces could be playing a role.

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