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Federal Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
Click the CDC logo below to get current information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
State Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
Click on any state below to get current information on the Coronavirus (COVID-19) from the state health department.
The Institute for Health Metrics & Evaluation (IHME) Projections
View projections for individual states by selecting a state from the dropdown menu on the green bar in the center (i.e., Unites States of America ↓ )
Please understand: These projections assume strong social distancing measures and other protective measures. In other words, they’re modeling a “best case scenario.” The shaded areas are the range of uncertainty for these “best case” projections.
Live Twitter Feeds
Below are the most recent tweets from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and leading epidemiologists and health experts.
CDC Twitter Feed
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ICYMI: CDC recommended the RSV vaccine for those who are 32 to 36 weeks pregnant. It’s one more tool to protect our children and families against viruses this winter.
Read more: https://bit.ly/48nAPyP
Deli meat and cheese have been a source of multiple Listeria outbreaks. Listeria is especially harmful if you are pregnant, aged 65 or older, or have a weakened immune system. If you’re in these groups, learn how to safely enjoy your deli meat and cheese. https://bit.ly/3kgz8PF
The #FirstDayOfFall is a great time for warm tea & cozy sweaters. It’s also a great time to improve your emotional well-being by spending a mindful moment in nature & noticing what changes of the season you appreciate. 🍁🍂
More emotional well-being tips: http://bit.ly/37fdf33
While we know kids are less impacted than adults from #COVID19, unfortunately they can still get sick – and sometimes really sick – from COVID.
That’s why CDC recommends kids 6 months & older get their updated COVID-19 vaccine this fall.
Find one at https://www.vaccines.gov
We’ve heard that people in some areas have had issues getting the #COVID19 vaccine. CDC is in close contact with the manufacturers + pharmacies as they get more vaccine delivered.
If you’ve had a problem finding the vaccine, stick with it—more is on the way!
Clinicians: CDC recommends maternal RSV vaccine to prevent severe RSV in infants. It can be given Sept–Jan (in most of US) in weeks 32–36 of pregnancy. This vaccine can reduce baby’s risk of hospitalization from RSV by 57% in first 6 months after birth. https://bit.ly/48nAPyP
Health & Science Experts Feed
ICYMI: CDC recommended the RSV vaccine for those who are 32 to 36 weeks pregnant. It’s one more tool to protect our children and families against viruses this winter.
Read more: https://bit.ly/48nAPyP
Deli meat and cheese have been a source of multiple Listeria outbreaks. Listeria is especially harmful if you are pregnant, aged 65 or older, or have a weakened immune system. If you’re in these groups, learn how to safely enjoy your deli meat and cheese. https://bit.ly/3kgz8PF
The #FirstDayOfFall is a great time for warm tea & cozy sweaters. It’s also a great time to improve your emotional well-being by spending a mindful moment in nature & noticing what changes of the season you appreciate. 🍁🍂
More emotional well-being tips: http://bit.ly/37fdf33
While we know kids are less impacted than adults from #COVID19, unfortunately they can still get sick – and sometimes really sick – from COVID.
That’s why CDC recommends kids 6 months & older get their updated COVID-19 vaccine this fall.
Find one at https://www.vaccines.gov
We’ve heard that people in some areas have had issues getting the #COVID19 vaccine. CDC is in close contact with the manufacturers + pharmacies as they get more vaccine delivered.
If you’ve had a problem finding the vaccine, stick with it—more is on the way!
Clinicians: CDC recommends maternal RSV vaccine to prevent severe RSV in infants. It can be given Sept–Jan (in most of US) in weeks 32–36 of pregnancy. This vaccine can reduce baby’s risk of hospitalization from RSV by 57% in first 6 months after birth. https://bit.ly/48nAPyP
