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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information
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This site provides access to the most current official federal and state information and expert projections related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United States.
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
HCPs: Join @CDCDirector and other experts from CDC and @AmerMedicalAssn
on Aug. 6 for a discussion on how to protect your patients and yourselves from #flu, #COVID19, and #RSV this respiratory virus season. Register and submit your questions in advance! https://bit.ly/RespiratoryVirusSeason
CDC’s Mental Health Action Guide for school and district leaders describes six strategies to support students’ and staff mental health and well-being in schools. Learn ways to put each strategy into action: https://bit.ly/47um5NN
#CDCMentalHealth
It’s World Drowning Prevention Day. More than 4,500 people drown in the U.S. every year.
There are many steps a community can take to ensure equal access to basic water safety resources. #CDCSummerSafety
CDC scientist Dr. Naomi Lucchi's dedication to malaria research and global health has shaped public health strategies worldwide. Discover how her work is paving the way for a healthier future in her inspiring profile @TheLancet: https://bit.ly/4bWJPLR.
Don’t forget to add vaccines to your child’s back to school checklist ✅
@CDCDirector joined @MayorMikeDuggan in Detroit to remind folks about the importance of routine vaccinations to protect against diseases like measles, polio, & chickenpox. https://bit.ly/46Fop3T
Attending a family gathering or reunion this summer? Use the time to bond, create memories, and dig into your family history. Discovering your roots can provide insights into hereditary diseases that run in the family. #CDCChronic #CDCHealthySummer #Family #Health
Health & Science Experts Feed
HCPs: Join @CDCDirector and other experts from CDC and @AmerMedicalAssn
on Aug. 6 for a discussion on how to protect your patients and yourselves from #flu, #COVID19, and #RSV this respiratory virus season. Register and submit your questions in advance! https://bit.ly/RespiratoryVirusSeason
CDC’s Mental Health Action Guide for school and district leaders describes six strategies to support students’ and staff mental health and well-being in schools. Learn ways to put each strategy into action: https://bit.ly/47um5NN
#CDCMentalHealth
It’s World Drowning Prevention Day. More than 4,500 people drown in the U.S. every year.
There are many steps a community can take to ensure equal access to basic water safety resources. #CDCSummerSafety
CDC scientist Dr. Naomi Lucchi's dedication to malaria research and global health has shaped public health strategies worldwide. Discover how her work is paving the way for a healthier future in her inspiring profile @TheLancet: https://bit.ly/4bWJPLR.
Don’t forget to add vaccines to your child’s back to school checklist ✅
@CDCDirector joined @MayorMikeDuggan in Detroit to remind folks about the importance of routine vaccinations to protect against diseases like measles, polio, & chickenpox. https://bit.ly/46Fop3T
Attending a family gathering or reunion this summer? Use the time to bond, create memories, and dig into your family history. Discovering your roots can provide insights into hereditary diseases that run in the family. #CDCChronic #CDCHealthySummer #Family #Health