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    3 hours ago

    Rates of are decreasing, but they remain high across the United States. Nearly half of U.S. states and territories report high levels of COVID-19. Do your part to slow the spread. 😷 Wear a mask. ↔️ Stay 6 feet apart. 🚫 Avoid crowds. More: .

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    4 hours ago

    Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Most children can name the color by age 4. Visit to learn more about what milestones to expect from your 4-year-old!

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  3. 4 hours ago

    🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest research on oxygen levels during mask use, vaccine side effects, the spread of variants in France, and more. 👓 Read the full update: .

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  4. 4 hours ago

    : If you have the CDC Vaccine Schedules app, it’s time to update to the 8.0.1 version to get the 2021 schedules and footnotes. The app is free for iOS and Android devices. Learn more: .

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  5. 5 hours ago

    Are you involved in building water safety? Learn how to help prevent ’ disease outbreaks in this training from CDC, , , and . Free CE.

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  6. 5 hours ago

    CDC announces $2.25 billion to address health disparities in communities that are at high-risk and underserved. See full statement:

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  7. 5 hours ago

    As you get older, your risk for severe illness or death from increases. Severe illness means that someone with COVID-19 may require hospitalization, intensive care, or a ventilator to help them breathe. Learn more: .

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  8. 6 hours ago

    Testing individuals without known exposure or symptoms (screening testing) is an important part of preventing the spread of COVID-19. Learn more: .

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  9. 7 hours ago

    Stay up to date with the facts about vaccines. Visit to learn more.

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  10. 8 hours ago

    When you’re fully vaccinated for , you can start doing some things again, like gathering indoors w/ other fully vaccinated people. Still protect yourself & others in public places - wear a mask, stay at least 6ft apart, & avoid crowds. More: .

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  11. 9 hours ago

    New finds lower vaccination rates in counties with higher percentages of residents who are from racial/ethnic minority groups, have lower socioeconomic status (especially low education), or live in crowded housing or congregate settings. .

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  12. Mar 16

    ? As of March 12, more than 100 million vaccine doses have been administered across the United States, with over 64% of people 65 or older receiving at least 1 dose. Track vaccination progress, including by vaccine type: .

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  13. Mar 16

    control and economic recovery require detailed guidance for cities and communities. Read commentary offering strategies to address this national problem at the local level.

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  14. Mar 16

    If someone with symptoms drove or rode in your vehicle, wait as long as possible (at least a few hours) to clean and disinfect. Improve air flow by opening the windows and doors. Wear a mask to reduce your risk. Learn more: .

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  15. Mar 16

    This past year, so many of us have experienced loss – from the loss of our ”normal” time with family and friends to the loss of a loved one. No matter the loss, it’s okay to grieve. can help. Learn how: .

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  16. Mar 16

    Have you gotten a vaccine? Register for v-safe, and let CDC know how you’re feeling through personalized health check-ins. Help CDC keep vaccines safe. Learn more and register here: .

    v-safe after vaccination health checker
    Use v-safe to tell CDC how you’re feeling after COVID-19 vaccination.
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  17. Mar 16

    Prevent getting or spreading by celebrating outdoors, virtually, or with people who live with you. Avoid crowds. Instead, decorate your home or have an outdoor celebration at least 6 ft apart from others. More: .

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  18. Mar 16

    Testing for at home? 🏠 Go to CDC’s At-Home Testing web page for tips on performing the test and understanding your results. New visual aids can help you collect your specimen properly. Learn more: .

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  19. Mar 16

    : Studies show a strong recommendation from a healthcare provider is the single most important factor in determining if someone gets vaccinated. Learn more about educating your adult patients about routine vaccination: .

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  20. Mar 16

    Do you have pink, itchy eyes? or can spread easily. Learn about the different causes and when to seek medical care: .

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