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Freezing temperatures where you're living or visiting? 🥶🌡️ Limit your time outdoors. Health and safety risks include hypothermia, frostbite, hidden ice & more. Babies, older adults & those with mobility or medical needs may be at heightened risk. ➡️ ready.gov/winter-weather
When it's freezing, limit time outdoors.
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#COVID19, flu, and RSV are spreading. The symptoms for these infections can be similar. If you're sick & test negative for COVID-19, talk to your doctor about getting tested for other infections, like flu. Learn more about COVID-19 and flu symptoms: bit.ly/2O1QVX2
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Caregivers: DYK older adults are more likely to get very sick from #COVID19? Keeping them up to date with COVID-19 vaccines is the most effective way to reduce their risk of severe illness, hospitalization, and death. Find your vaccination location at vaccines.gov.
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As a young adult, your mental health or substance use may worry you, but asking for help should not. 🤔 If your intuition is telling you something is up, or if you think you are having problems with mental health or substance use, listen to yourself ▶️
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The more you post about yourself, the easier it is for someone to use the information you post to access your accounts, steal your identity, and more. Be sure to review and understand social media privacy permissions and settings. #BeCyberSmart
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