Some people with disabilities and certain underlying health conditions are at higher risk for #COVID19. Learn how a health equity project is providing critical information to people more likely to get sick from COVID-19: https://t.co/Ryp7vu5lbi. https://t.co/iHyzu8YRoQ

Almost everyone in the U.S. lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Ways to find a COVID-19 vaccine near you: 🔍 Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN 📱 Text your ZIP code to 438829 📞 Call 1-800-232-0233 Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information.

The best #COVID19 vaccine is any one that’s available to you. Don’t wait for a specific brand. All three currently authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Learn more and get vaccinated as soon as you can: https://t.co/gpHAB0vbxW.

New: CDC’s COVID Data Tracker now displays trends in people in the U.S. who have gotten vaccinated along with trends in cases, by age group. In all age groups, as #COVID19 vaccination rates went up, cases went down. See the

RT @CDCgov: As of July 6, 2021, more than 182 million people have received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 157…

As of July 6, 2021, more than 182 million people have received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 157 million are fully vaccinated. Once you’re fully vaccinated, you can do things you stopped doing

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccination will help protect you from getting COVID-19. You may have some side effects, like pain or redness where yo…

#COVID19 vaccination will help protect you from getting COVID-19. You may have some side effects, like pain or redness where you got the shot, or tiredness. These are normal signs that your body is building protection and should go away

In a new @CDCMMWR, the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices recommends everyone 12 & older get a #COVID19 vaccine. The benefits of vaccination in preventing illness & death outweigh the rare risk of heart inflammation after vaccination. More: https://t.co/iPjbhU5jeV   

While your teen is getting back-to-school vaccinations, make sure they get a #COVID19 vaccine, too. It takes 2 weeks after the second dose for adolescents to be fully vaccinated, so be sure your teen is protected against COVID-19 when they

#PrepYourHealth for hurricane season. • Make an #emergency plan • Collect supplies & create “go kits” for your family • Know a safe place to shelter • Have several ways to receive weather alerts • Get a #COVID19 vaccine as

#PrepYourHealth for #hurricane season during the #COVID19 pandemic. Make an emergency plan and get a COVID-19 vaccine for every family member over 12 as soon as you can. For more ways to keep yourself and loved ones safe: https://t.co/PxiLbxcieM   

Summer’s here & the water’s fine! Get vaccinated against #COVID19 before visiting pools & beaches. If you’re not fully vaccinated: • Stay 6 ft from people who don’t live with you. • Wear a mask indoors, except in the water.

Trusted polio outreach teams pivoted to distribute lifesaving #COVID19 education materials & hand soap to people in rural Afghanistan. Read how Afghanistan’s Polio Program is supporting the country’s response to COVID-19 & other health equity initiatives: https://t.co/Ryp7vu5lbi. https://t.co/wmqhjbk6C0

#PrepYourHealth for #hurricane season. • Make an emergency plan • Collect supplies & create “go kits” • Know a safe place to shelter • Have several ways to receive weather alerts • Get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you

The U.S. has made great progress in the fight against #COVID19, but more needs to be done to reach freedom from the virus. As variants spread, vaccines will help protect you and the people you love. Read more about the

A CDC study shows mRNA #COVID19 vaccines reduce risk of infection by 91%. If you are vaccinated & still get COVID-19, there are other benefits of vaccination, like fewer sick days & reduced risk of symptoms like fever or chills.

RT @CDCgov: Get fully vaccinated against #COVID19 & celebrate this #IndependenceDay safely. Adults & kids not fully vaccinated should #Wear…

Get fully vaccinated against #COVID19 & celebrate this #IndependenceDay safely. Adults & kids not fully vaccinated should #WearAMask indoors and in crowded outdoor spaces. https://t.co/nFtl2xmh66

If you have not been fully vaccinated against #COVID19, find a COVID-19 vaccine near you: 🔍 Search https://t.co/2akIUZ14Rd 📱 Text your ZIP code to 438829 📞 Call 1-800-232-0233 Visit https://t.co/2akIUZ14Rd for more information. https://t.co/Aie0kQIprV

Get a #COVID19 vaccine so you and your loved ones can stay safe on your trip! Whether you’re flying, driving, or sailing, CDC recommends delaying travel until you are fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/mUsXpabnGi. https://t.co/ypmqwxxU2u

College and Grad Students: Get fully vaccinated against #COVID19 before returning to campus. Do your part to help slow the spread on campus & in your community. More: https://t.co/caiWK2NCz8. https://t.co/QPh8QnbkdP

New study: Public Health Reports compares 2 different data sources for national #COVID19 surveillance and identifies actions to improve data completeness and reduce reporting burden. Read more here: https://t.co/h9u8irH51R. https://t.co/i7Ao1gi5Jj

A new @CDCMMWR finds portable, high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) cleaners can reduce airborne particles and, along with universal masking, could offer greater protection from #COVID19. Learn more: https://t.co/26RgymOmrx. https://t.co/Jw4F7a6bpe

Parents: Help your college student get fully vaccinated against #COVID19 before they return to campus. Vaccines are the best way to keep college students from getting and spreading the virus that causes COVID-19. More: https://t.co/eRihKBePNt. https://t.co/GsWsIchQcE

RT @CDCgov: As of June 28, national forecasts predict 11,000–148,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July…

Almost everyone in the U.S. lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Ways to find a COVID-19 vaccine near you: 🔍 Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN 📱 Text your ZIP code to 438829 📞 Call 1-800-232-0233 Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information.

As of June 28, national forecasts predict 11,000–148,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July 24. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/iqkMTVfLxn

As of June 28, national forecasts predict 1,000–5,400 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on July 26. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/g9p8Tt4Xmv

As of June 28, national forecasts predict 600–2,900 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending July 24. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 608,000–615,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/2Sy09j6pxv

Many people in racial & ethnic minority groups are at greater risk of getting very sick from #COVID19 due to longstanding injustices in healthcare, housing, & other factors. You can help make a difference. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon

A new report finds that obesity, diabetes with complication, and the presence of multiple chronic conditions were the strongest chronic risk factors for death from #COVID19 among hospitalized adults. Learn more: https://t.co/KzsarYhHYA. https://t.co/c0vd8ANqa0

Summer’s here & the water’s fine! Get vaccinated against #COVID19 before visiting pools & beaches. If you’re not fully vaccinated: • Stay 6 ft from people who don’t live with you. • Wear a mask indoors, except in the water.

Help stop the spread of Delta and other variants by getting vaccinated as soon as you can. FDA-authorized #COVID19 vaccines offer protection against Delta and other known variants. Find your vaccine: https://t.co/xbvNiaVJKV. https://t.co/oLXLCwvgrY

The more a virus spreads, the more it mutates, and the more variants can emerge. #COVID19 vaccinations help stop more dangerous variants from emerging. Find COVID-19 vaccines: Search https://t.co/xbvNiaVJKV Text ZIP code to 438829 Call 1-800-232-0233

Get a #COVID19 vaccine. COVID-19 changed our way of life. Vaccines are our chance to take charge of our health and do our part to help stop this pandemic. Learn more: https://t.co/jx5ZXGEHqt. https://t.co/yjywekZ3f2

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 cases are going up in some parts of the country. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 12,609, up 10.3% from the wee…

#COVID19 cases are going up in some parts of the country. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 12,609, up 10.3% from the week before. Get vaccinated as soon as you can to protect yourself & your community. More

One dose of an mRNA #COVID19 vaccine may offer some protection, but two doses are needed for a better immune response. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. If you get an mRNA vaccine, be sure to get

RT @CDCgov: 🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on the Delta variant, antibody treatment in hospitalized patient…

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on the Delta variant, antibody treatment in hospitalized patients, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/OPnAkH99B4.

Parents: Help your college student get fully vaccinated against #COVID19 before they return to campus. Vaccines are the best way to keep college students from getting and spreading the virus that causes COVID-19. More: https://t.co/caiWK2NCz8           https://t.co/E32UsdTzw7

Many racial & ethnic minority groups may face barriers to #COVID19 vaccines. Health equity occurs when everyone has fair access to health, including vaccines to stay healthy, like COVID-19 and flu vaccines. Learn more about CDC’s Health Equity in Action:

The best #COVID19 vaccine is any one that’s available to you. Don’t wait for a specific brand. All three currently authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Learn more and get vaccinated as soon as you can: https://t.co/gpHAB0vbxW 

#HCPs: Take advantage of the 15-minute post-vaccination observation period to encourage parents to register their adolescent children for v-safe so they can report side effects from a #COVID19 vaccine & get reminders if a 2nd dose is needed. Learn more:

CDC’s COVID Data Tracker’s County View page shows vaccination progress in the U.S. by county. New maps allow you to view the percent of the population 65+, 18+, or 12+ who received at least one dose of #COVID19 vaccine. See

Get a #COVID19 vaccine. COVID-19 changed our way of life. Vaccines are our chance to take charge of our health and do our part to help stop this pandemic. Learn more: https://t.co/yJFqxDIlhb            https://t.co/WDO7jHHr33

Be prepared in case you need to go to a public shelter this #hurricane season. Make an emergency plan, have a “go kit,” and get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/PxiLbxcieM #PrepYourHealth #HurricanePrep    https://t.co/84RntlsMAf

When you receive a #COVID19 vaccine, it’s important to know when you are fully vaccinated. It’s not instant. COVID-19 vaccines teach our immune systems how to recognize and fight the virus that causes COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym       

Trying to start a family? If you’re trying to get pregnant now or would like to get pregnant in the future, you can get a #COVID19 vaccine. There’s no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, can cause fertility problems.

New @CDCMMWR finds unequal access to full-time, in-person school during the #COVID19 pandemic. Increasing vaccination rates among teachers, staff, and eligible students can help get all students back to in-person school in the fall. More: https://t.co/WTYE0tfqgP. https://t.co/Bh9vc9wO22

Most people get both #COVID19 vaccine doses from the same location, but you don’t have to. You can get your second shot in a different facility or state. Bring your vaccination card to your second appointment so you get the

RT @CDCgov: As of June 28, 2021, more than 179 million people had received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 153…

As of June 28, 2021, more than 179 million people had received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 153 million are fully vaccinated. Once you’re fully vaccinated, you can do things you stopped doing

The best #COVID19 vaccine is any one that’s available to you. Don’t wait for a specific brand. All three currently authorized and recommended COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Learn more and get vaccinated as soon as you can: https://t.co/xqnuK2W1lE 

CDC has answers to many of your questions about #COVID19 vaccines based on accurate, data-driven information. See CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccine #FAQ page: https://t.co/y15Q6eGIx8                 https://t.co/Sht938p2OX

Providers and volunteers of homeless services: Continue wearing masks and keeping at least 6 feet from others in shelters, even if you’ve been fully vaccinated against #COVID19. All clients should wear a mask and keep 6 feet apart, too. More:

#Parents: 3 things about v-safe: 1️⃣ V-safe helps you report side effects from a #COVID19 vaccine & sends reminders if a 2nd dose is needed 2️⃣ You can enroll your children age 12 & up from your smartphone 3️⃣ One

At least 15% of Navajo Nation homes lack in-house running water, making it more difficult for these residents to get enough safe water for activities needed to prevent #COVID19. Read about the Navajo Nation Water Access Project: https://t.co/Ryp7vu5lbi. https://t.co/I9pa4qWabl

@CDCMMWR shows that workplace investigations of #COVID19 outbreaks can help identify employee cases and contacts. Employees are encouraged to participate in workplace investigations to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/6Jhfaiqedr. https://t.co/E9OdalRKLp

If you’re fully vaccinated and have been exposed to someone with known or suspected #COVID19, you don’t need to get tested or quarantine as long as you don’t develop symptoms. More guidance for fully vaccinated people: https://t.co/RFPg9PcXUV. https://t.co/J852bd2q4A

Need a #COVID19 test? CDC’s new COVID-19 Viral Testing Tool can help you: ✔️Know what kind of test you need ✔️Understand next steps based on your test result Learn more: https://t.co/r5bA3jmTGy. https://t.co/07aNyjZHqf

The virus that causes #COVID19 is constantly changing through mutation, leading to new variants. There are multiple variants found around the world and in the U.S. COVID-19 vaccines can help us fight these variants by stopping the spread of COVID-19.

Older adults are more likely to be hospitalized due to #COVID19. As older adults continue to get vaccinated, recent COVID-NET data show COVID-19-associated hospitalization rates for adults 85+ have dropped to the lowest point since March 2020. More: https://t.co/QEgTRevmQ4. https://t.co/d7egU369BU

True! Experts do not yet know how long you are protected from getting sick again after recovering from #COVID19. Get your COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/mUsXpasZ4S. https://t.co/PhOAoShie5

Most people get both #COVID19 vaccine doses from the same location, but you don’t have to. You can get your second shot in a different facility or state. Bring your vaccination card to your second appointment so you get the

#COVID19 vaccines are effective at keeping you from getting COVID-19. If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic. If you have questions about the vaccines, check out the COVID-19 Vaccine #FAQ page:

Agriculture workers continue to be at high risk for #COVID19 due to various factors, including access to transportation, health care, and language barriers. Learn more about health equity strategies to support agriculture workers and others: https://t.co/Ryp7vu5lbi. https://t.co/o1gPmek5SM

If you’ve already had #COVID19 and recovered, you should still get vaccinated against COVID-19.

New @CDCMMWR finds 53% of surveyed state, tribal, territorial, and local public health department workers who worked during the #COVID19 pandemic reported #mentalhealth symptoms of depression, anxiety, or PTSD. More: https://t.co/9BUIDzD0q6. https://t.co/SHaDXQFg4b

As of June 21, national forecasts predict 13,000–159,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July 17. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/UKKPJSmTq4

As of June 21, national forecasts predict 500–2,900 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending July 17. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 606,000–612,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/BaZd7ba3DH

As of June 21, national forecasts predict 1,000–3,800 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on July 19. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/pCV9xlZ38F

#COVID19 vaccines are effective at keeping you from getting COVID-19. If you are fully vaccinated, you can resume activities that you did prior to the pandemic. If you have questions about the vaccines, check out the COVID-19 Vaccine #FAQ page:

Need a #COVID19 test? CDC’s new COVID-19 Viral Testing Tool can help you: ✔️ Know what kind of test you need ✔️ Understand next steps based on your test result Learn more: https://t.co/NIySuYW72m. https://t.co/gG7xNQ1BVK

New @CDCMMWR shows that workplace investigations of #COVID19 outbreaks can help identify employee cases and contacts. Employees are encouraged to participate in workplace investigations to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/Tek4P5yU5Z. https://t.co/NbutEafNVv

If you’re fully vaccinated and have been exposed to someone with known or suspected #COVID19, you don’t need to get tested or quarantine as long as you don’t develop symptoms. More guidance for fully vaccinated people: https://t.co/R5PvHlqx3P. https://t.co/iceXitQbp9

#Parents: 3 things about v-safe: 1️⃣ V-safe helps you report side effects from a #COVID19 vaccine & sends reminders if a 2nd dose is needed 2️⃣ You can enroll your children age 12 & up from your smartphone 3️⃣ One

RT @CDCDirector: #ICYMI: Vaccination, variants and where we are with #COVID19- @LesterHoltNBC and I covered it all during this week’s #MIHe…

Overall, trends in #COVID19 cases continue to improve across the United States. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 11,282, down 7.1% from the week before. Get vaccinated as soon as you can to protect yourself & your community.

Explore CDC’s data on pregnant women with #COVID19 and their infants. CDC’s COVID Data Tracker presents data from state & local health departments on trimester of infection, type of delivery, & more. See the data: https://t.co/LdtSc7KJVi. https://t.co/n4vUL5PzWJ

Get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. It’s a way to show love to your neighbors and community and bring us all one step closer to returning to our way of life. More: https://t.co/2MAK2FOA0z         https://t.co/VMndZii3pL

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine effectiveness in organ transplant recipients, cancer patients, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/c124k33vpg

RT @HHSGov: “The #COVID19 vaccine is here to help us. It’s here to save lives.” Clinical pharmacist Chichi Ilonzo Momah considers it an hon…

Homeless services providers: People experiencing homelessness may be more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19. Learn how to protect adults, children, and teens experiencing homelessness from COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/F4AAHnUniE           https://t.co/iK4A27wDJN

Some racial and ethnic minority groups have been extra affected by #COVID19. You can help create a healthier world for all. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/yJFqxDIlhb      https://t.co/a5rxivK1j3

You’re invited to “Motivate to Vaccinate: National Month of Action for #COVID19 Vaccinations,” a webinar on Thursday, June 24, at 1:00pm ET. Register here: https://t.co/jBRfOhXswk @BCAgainstCOVID @VocesenSalud @WeAreUnidosUS @nrc_rim @CHLActionPlan https://t.co/N77OOiW73Q

Questions about #COVID19 vaccines? We have answers. Visit CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccine #FAQ page for accurate and easy-to-find information: https://t.co/8RR6Aq5wrS   #SleeveUp   https://t.co/QvFgVZEQLb

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccination will help protect you from getting COVID-19. You may have some side effects, like pain or redness where yo…

RT @CDCgov: Join CDC for a webinar, “Motivate to Vaccinate: National Month of Action for #COVID19 Vaccinations,” on Thursday, June 24, at 1…

RT @CDCgov: Join CDC for a webinar, “Motivate to Vaccinate: National Month of Action for #COVID19 Vaccinations,” on Thursday, June 24, at 1…

New: The Nationwide Blood Donor Seroprevalence page on CDC’s COVID Data Tracker shows estimates of the percentage of people with #COVID19 antibodies from a study of blood donors. This can help us understand who is still at risk of infection.

Join CDC for a webinar, “Motivate to Vaccinate: National Month of Action for #COVID19 Vaccinations,” on Thursday, June 24, at 1:00 pm ET. Register here: https://t.co/jBRfOhXswk @BCAgainstCOVID @VocesenSalud @WeAreUnidosUS @nrc_rim @CHLActionPlan https://t.co/VgGs8klcgg

#COVID19 vaccination will help protect you from getting COVID-19. You may have some side effects, like pain or redness where you got the shot, or tiredness. These are normal signs that your body is building protection and should go away

A new @CDCMWMR examines whether adults 18–39 surveyed March–May intended to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Vaccine side effects & safety remained common concerns for people unsure about getting vaccinated & more information could help persuade them to be. More: https://t.co/L1yejiiXyK 

Questions about #COVID19 vaccines? We have answers. Visit CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccine #FAQ page for accurate and easy-to-find information: https://t.co/y15Q6eYjVI  #SleeveUp

If you have an underlying health condition or take a medication that weakens your immune system, talk with your healthcare provider about whether you should continue taking precautions against #COVID19 after you’re fully vaccinated. More: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym. https://t.co/EiBk4LmjZ4

As of June 21, 2021, more than 177.3 million people had received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 150 million are fully vaccinated. If you’re fully vaccinated, you can do things you stopped doing

If you have an underlying health condition or take a medication that weakens your immune system, talk with your healthcare provider about whether you should continue taking precautions against #COVID19 after you’re fully vaccinated. More: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO         

The weekly #COVID19 vaccination rate was lower among younger adults and has slowed for all ages in recent weeks. Efforts are needed to improve vaccination coverage for all ages, especially groups with lower uptake, such as younger adults. More @CDCMMWR:

A new @CDCMMWR finds that by May 22, 2021, 57% of people 18 and older had received 1 or more #COVID19 vaccine doses. Vaccination coverage was highest among those 65 and older (80%) and lowest among those 18–29 (38%). Learn

A new @CDCMWMR examines whether adults 18–39 surveyed March–May intended to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Vaccine side effects & safety remained common concerns for people unsure about getting vaccinated & more information could help persuade them to be. More: https://t.co/dmyIjJIuT6 

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call, “A Call to Action: Mobilizing America to Vaccinate Against COVID-19,” at 3:00 pm EDT. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/px0Roa4es6        https://t.co/Oi3enyUWgl

RT @CDCgov: How do we know #COVID19 vaccines are safe? CDC & @US_FDA have safety monitoring systems to make sure every vaccine is as safe…

You can use CDC’s Nowcast to predict variants of the virus that causes #COVID19 in the United States. Use this data tool to see the estimated proportions of different variants in each region: https://t.co/Oymzenmv0N. https://t.co/XcIOM5LzwJ

How do we know #COVID19 vaccines are safe? CDC & @US_FDA have safety monitoring systems to make sure every vaccine is as safe as possible. One system, VAERS, records adverse events from patients and doctors and can signal a potential

You can get a #COVID19 vaccine and other vaccines, including flu and shingles, at the same visit. You no longer need to wait 14 days between vaccines. Side effects are the same if vaccines are given alone or together. More

When you receive a #COVID19 vaccine, it’s important to know when you are fully vaccinated. It’s not instant. COVID-19 vaccines teach our immune systems how to recognize and fight the virus that causes COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym. https://t.co/zSgjwvp7WQ

RT @CDCDirector: I’m pleased to welcome the #WeCanDoThis bus to Atlanta today! Remember, there are 3 easy ways to find a #COVID19 vaccine n…

Real-world data on mRNA #COVID19 vaccines show two doses offer better protection than one. Follow up for your second dose to get the most benefit. Learn more: https://t.co/bRD9Qrbhdw. https://t.co/sOCLrEWzq8

RT @CDCgov: Father’s Day is a special time for many families. People who are fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can celebrate the day inside…

Father’s Day is a special time for many families. People who are fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can celebrate the day inside or outside without wearing masks and staying 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/FC2Js66xnt. https://t.co/DaJFjDs2jn

If you are not fully vaccinated against #COVID19, celebrate with people who live with you, have a virtual meal with family, or host an outdoor event. More: https://t.co/PamSx6NqyB. https://t.co/mJ1YzjhU8W

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 18,000–140,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July 10. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/9VYHBJcBFl

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 600–3,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending July 10. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 604,000–613,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/YgrCWWWPQF

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 700–1,900 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on July 12. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/MMuKoVciuz

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 600–3,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending July 10. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 604,000–613,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/YgrCWWWPQF

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 18,000–140,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July 10. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/9VYHBJcBFl

As of June 14, national forecasts predict 700–1,900 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on July 12. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/MMuKoVciuz

Millions of people, including pregnant people, have safely received #COVID19 vaccines. Pregnant people are more likely to get severely ill from COVID-19, & pregnant people with COVID-19 are more likely to have preterm births & other complications. More: https://t.co/pBVlI6STf8. https://t.co/GQAsNa51M4

Recent real-world studies show full vaccination w/ an mRNA vaccine (14 days after 2nd dose) reduces risk of #COVID19 illness & hospitalization by more than 90%. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can, & if you get an mRNA vaccine, get

New @CDCMMWR finds that 7 in 10 parents and unpaid caregivers of adults reported mental health concerns like depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and suicidal thoughts during the #COVID19 pandemic. More: https://t.co/3XVW3yGB0P. https://t.co/epFd0TiRP6

RT @HHSGov: Being a dad is one of the most rewarding responsibilities. This Father’s Day, take time to inform yourself about #COVID19 vacci…

#COVID19 vaccines are effective but it typically takes 2 weeks for your body to build protection after vaccination. This means people can get COVID-19 if they are exposed just before or after they’re vaccinated. More: https://t.co/2D9mqWljgK. https://t.co/IfGG0KhPZQ

Getting only one dose of an mRNA #COVID19 vaccine may offer some protection against COVID-19, but two doses are needed to get the most protection. It’s best to get all recommended doses. More: https://t.co/bRD9Qrbhdw. https://t.co/7Zq3N0cQS3

Parents: Taking your child to get their #COVID19 vaccine? Use the 15-minute observation period right after vaccination to enroll them in v-safe, a smartphone-based tool. With v-safe, you can tell CDC if your child has any side effects. More: https://t.co/S4ZmF2foa9.

Authorized #COVID19 vaccines are effective at preventing COVID-19, but no vaccine prevents illness 100% of the time. A small percentage of fully vaccinated people may get COVID-19, but vaccines can keep you from getting very ill if you’re infected. More:

#HCPs: Attend today’s COCA Call: Evaluating and Caring for Patients with Post-COVID Conditions, at 2pm EDT. Learn more: https://t.co/zJRuSps99i. #COVID19 https://t.co/jD9G0biWw3

RT @CDCgov: 🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine effectiveness against variants of concern, post-vacci…

RT @CDCGlobal: Amid the #COVID19 pandemic, @AfricaCDC and countries around the world rely on the technical expertise of CDC and National Pu…

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 cases are continuing to decrease in most parts of the United States. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 12,192,…

#COVID19 cases are continuing to decrease in most parts of the United States. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 12,192, down 15.8% from the previous week. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. More data: https://t.co/gp6X4zBMdj. https://t.co/golUw7SOJQ

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine effectiveness against variants of concern, post-vaccination myocarditis in adolescents, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/wdsNweJdNU. https://t.co/2z6SvxMynX

Real-world data on mRNA #COVID19 vaccines show two doses offer better protection than one. Follow up for your second dose to get the most benefit. Learn more: https://t.co/mcYekFn2OH. https://t.co/HvCVDOes96

#COVID19 may be new, but the COVID-19 vaccines are built on trusted work that goes back decades. COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/2MAK2FwZ91 https://t.co/p5gN2X0WP0

When loved ones decide to get a #COVID19 vaccine, help make it happen. Offer to make the appointment, go with them, drive them, or babysit. Everyone who gets vaccinated brings us closer to moving past the COVID-19 pandemic. More: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa 

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call, A Call to Action: Mobilizing America to Vaccinate Against COVID-19, Monday, June 21, at 3:00 pm EDT, for info on the latest vaccination efforts, and updates on travel guidance and post-COVID conditions. Register: https://t.co/px0Roa4es6 

When you receive a #COVID19 vaccine, it’s important to know when you are fully vaccinated. It’s not instant. COVID-19 vaccines teach our immune systems how to recognize and fight the virus that causes COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO       

#HCPs: Attend the next COCA Call, Thursday, June 17, at 2pm EDT. Topic: Evaluating and Caring for Patients with Post-COVID Conditions. More: https://t.co/zJRuSpayhK    #COVID19   https://t.co/K7lqKur6s0

RT @CDCgov: CDC is tracking a new variant of the virus that causes #COVID19 called Delta, or B.1.617.2. There is evidence that this variant…

CDC’s Nowcast is a data projection tool that provides estimates of the continuously changing proportion of different variants of the virus that causes #COVID19 in the United States. Learn more: https://t.co/Oymzenmv0N          https://t.co/IEghV59OkP

#DYK? CDC’s COVID Data Tracker allows you to view trends in hospitalizations and disease severity among patients hospitalized with #COVID19. Explore trends broken down by age group, sex, ICU admissions, and more. Learn more: https://t.co/xZlVaPPdDQ          https://t.co/taQ7anih7c

CDC is tracking a new variant of the virus that causes #COVID19 called Delta, or B.1.617.2. There is evidence that this variant spreads easily from person to person. Get vaccinated as soon as you can to stop the spread of

RT @CDCgov: You can help protect people who are more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19 by getting vaccinated as soon as you can. We…

Authorized #COVID19 vaccines are effective at preventing COVID-19, but no vaccine prevents illness 100% of the time. A small percentage of fully vaccinated people may get COVID-19, but vaccines can keep you from getting very ill if you’re infected. More:

#HCPs: Listen to & support your patient’s experience with post-COVID conditions, a wide range of physical & mental health problems occurring after a #COVID19 infection. CDC has released new guidance on caring & managing post-COVID conditions. Learn more: https://t.co/qZODQAq50n   

You can help protect people who are more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19 by getting vaccinated as soon as you can. We are still learning how well COVID-19 vaccines protect people with weakened immune systems. Learn more: https://t.co/qYCGg0UJtb 

Getting only one dose of an mRNA #COVID19 vaccine may offer some protection against COVID-19, but two doses are needed to get the most protection. It’s best to get all recommended doses. More: https://t.co/mcYekFn2OH https://t.co/Jns4GzQp1u

To find a #COVID19 vaccine near you: • Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN • Text your ZIP code to 438829 • Call 1-800-232-0233 Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information. https://t.co/Cy6t3V0Yyp

Pregnant people are at higher risk of severe illness and death from #COVID19 compared to nonpregnant people of reproductive age. Health care providers can offer accurate vaccine information to increase COVID-19 vaccination among pregnant people. More: https://t.co/SGrHpPkuuC       

A new @CDCMMWR shows the need to increase #COVID19 vaccination among pregnant people, particularly those who are younger and from some racial and ethnic minority groups. Learn more: https://t.co/SGrHpPkuuC https://t.co/3PAYh5kTq2

RT @CDCgov: As of June 14, 2021, more than 174.2 million people had received at least one dose of #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, over 144.9 million are fully vaccinated. If you’re fully vaccinated, you can do things you couldn’t do

As of June 14, 2021, more than 174.2 million people had received at least one dose of #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, over 144.9 million are fully vaccinated. If you’re fully vaccinated, you can do things you couldn’t do because of

CDC has added a new chart to its COVID Data Tracker page on #COVID19 during pregnancy: Cases of COVID-19 among Pregnant Women by Week of Diagnosis. Explore this and other data: https://t.co/NT9iDJEqFl https://t.co/0zkfZkAdiq

RT @CDCgov: People who are fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart. Get a CO…

Even if you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, follow federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, and local business and workplace guidance. More: https://t.co/ceeSLR6pwE

People who are fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart. Get a COVID-19 vaccine so you can get back to doing the things you love. More: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO https://t.co/DdGNKYm8ti

#PrepYourHealth for hurricane season. • Make an #emergency plan • Collect supplies & create “go kits” for your family • Know a safe place to shelter • Have several ways to receive weather alerts • Get a #COVID19 vaccine as

CDC health scientist Ada Dieke worked with the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes in Idaho to keep their communities safe from #COVID19. She helped craft messages from community members posted on the tribe’s website, including videos featuring tribal elders. More: https://t.co/YWcN8lfGIO     

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities that you did before the pandemic without wearing a mask or staying 6 ft apart. Follow federal, state, local, tribal & territorial laws, and business & workplace guidance. Learn

If you are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19, continue to wear a mask over your nose & mouth to prevent your germs from reaching others & to keep theirs from reaching you. #COVID19 spreads from person to person through respiratory

When CDC responders arrived in Richmond, Virginia, to investigate a #COVID19 outbreak among Latino residents, they discovered a need for accessible information. They translated materials into Spanish, expanded testing in the area, and more: https://t.co/6tzt2IKQAI          https://t.co/ub6CClUVoa

Recent COVID-NET data show that the #COVID19 hospitalization rates for non-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native people have increased & are currently the highest of any race/ethnicity group. Vaccinations are critical to preventing serious illness. More: https://t.co/qpYN3dSJL8. https://t.co/VSdqOewGcL

Since the beginning of the pandemic, some racial and ethnic minority groups have had higher rates of #COVID19 infection, hospitalization, and death. We all have a part in ensuring everyone has the opportunity to be as healthy as possible. More:

RT @CDCgov: Almost everyone in the U.S. lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Ways to find a COVID-19 vaccine near you: 🔍…

Almost everyone in the U.S. lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Ways to find a COVID-19 vaccine near you: 🔍 Search https://t.co/2akIUZiFIL 📱 Text your ZIP code to 438829 📞 Call 1-800-232-0233 Visit https://t.co/2akIUZiFIL for more information.

New @CDCMMWR study highlights that adolescents & young adults have struggled more than previously understood during the #COVID19 pandemic, which may be increasing anxiety & stress due to disruptions in daily life & concerns about social isolation & changes in

New @CDCMMWR: Emergency department visits for suspected #suicide attempts among US adolescent girls ages 12-17 rose 51% b/t Feb 21–Mar 20, 2021 during the #COVID19 pandemic, compared w/ the same time in 2019. More: https://t.co/OQ8wAQ8IwT. https://t.co/zaS3UhQvpD

Protect yourself & others from #COVID19 in shared housing: Get vaccinated. If you’re not fully vaccinated, wear a mask, stay at least 6 ft from people who don’t share a room with you, & avoid crowds & poorly ventilated spaces.

RT @CDCgov: TODAY: @CDCDirector answers your questions about #COVID19 on Mrs. Michelle Obama’s Instagram. Hear the latest on COVID-19 vacci…

TODAY: @CDCDirector answers your questions about #COVID19 on Mrs. Michelle Obama’s Instagram. Hear the latest on COVID-19 vaccines. Check Mrs. Obama’s Instagram stories to see if your question is answered! https://t.co/JrQFf01NMn https://t.co/b7qmyos0AF

RT @CDCgov: As of June 7, national forecasts predict 18,000–131,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July…

RT @CDCDirector: Tune in for a @WhiteHouse town hall about primary care providers’ role in the #COVID19 vaccinations program. Join me, Dr.…

When talking with friends and family about #COVID19 vaccines, it can be helpful to ask open-ended questions to explore concerns. For example, ask, “What are your thoughts about the vaccine?” More conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa. https://t.co/joG2D8s7Vy

As of June 7, national forecasts predict 18,000–131,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending July 3. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU https://t.co/PbT1AnLgcp

As of June 7, national forecasts predict 700–4,000 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending July 3. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 603,000–612,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl https://t.co/S54EfB1BHA

As of June 7, national forecasts predict 400–2,800 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on July 5. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZXWpt https://t.co/sbS3cIlINW

#COVID19 vaccines are recommended for most people with underlying health conditions. Data are limited on how well vaccines protect people with weakened immune systems. Ask your doctor whether you should keep taking precautions after vaccination. More: https://t.co/qYCGg0D84B. https://t.co/I05Xe0fxc0

When you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume most activities without wearing a mask. However, there are still some places where you should consider a mask. Know when and where to wear a mask. Learn more: https://t.co/YQOMl9VWh9. https://t.co/gq2RS2Wfuz

In a new MMWR, CDC’s expanded genomic surveillance shows that the B.1.1.7 variant grew from less than 1% of U.S. #COVID19 cases in January 2021 to about 66% by April 24. CDC continues to monitor variants to help end the

New @CDCMMWR finds a large drop in routine child & adolescent vaccinations from Mar–May 2020 during #COVID19. States, doctors, & parents can help ensure children are caught up on vaccinations as schools reopen for in-person learning. More: https://t.co/kutSYjdZTD. https://t.co/tWxLxy4MLQ

RT @CDCgov: Anyone age 12 & up can get a #COVID19 vaccine, regardless of insurance or immigration status. The federal government provide…

Have questions about #COVID19? @CDCDirector answers your questions about COVID-19 vaccines on Mrs. Michelle Obama’s Instagram tomorrow, Friday 6/11. Check her stories to see if your question is answered! https://t.co/V1k1NGnB2X https://t.co/Z5tjKTkmCn

Anyone age 12 & up can get a #COVID19 vaccine, regardless of insurance or immigration status. The federal government provides vaccinations at no cost. Proof of citizenship is not required for vaccination. More: https://t.co/LZsHT0nCRN. https://t.co/UeRjGoE4xZ

#Parents: Your children 12 years & older are eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. After they’ve been vaccinated, enroll them in v-safe. Use this smartphone-based tool to complete their health check-ins & get reminders if a second shot is needed.

Almost everyone in the U.S. now lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Now that it’s easier than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine, #SleeveUp so we can start to do some things that we stopped doing because

RT @CDCgov: About 70% of U.S. states & territories are seeing falling rates of #COVID19 cases. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 14…

About 70% of U.S. states & territories are seeing falling rates of #COVID19 cases. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 14,143, down 10.3% from the previous week. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. More data: https://t.co/gp6X4zTnBT. https://t.co/OkPRTzSAww

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine safety in 12- to 15-year-olds, variants of concern, mask effectiveness, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/VdEaQCmaGW.

RT @CDCgov: More than 100 million adults in the United States have been fully vaccinated against #COVID19 and are resuming activities they…

More than 100 million adults in the United States have been fully vaccinated against #COVID19 and are resuming activities they did before the pandemic. COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. More: https://t.co/yJFqxDIlhb   

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can: ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccination appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after vaccination.

Once you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart. Always follow federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, and local business and workplace guidance. Learn more: https://t.co/lL3jQVqgB1       

Get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. Help protect you, your family, and our way of life. Getting a COVID-19 vaccine is something you can do for your family or neighbor who may be at risk of getting

The #COVID19 pandemic has revealed long-standing health inequalities across communities and among some racial and ethnic minority groups. CDC COVID Data Tracker’s new Health Equity page illustrates those issues with data and visualizations. Learn more: https://t.co/dZd2SSgR2a         https://t.co/gRUgoHXd1q

The #COVID19 pandemic has revealed long-standing health inequalities across communities and among some racial and ethnic minority groups. CDC COVID Data Tracker’s new Health Equity page illustrates those issues with data and visualizations. Learn more: https://t.co/dZd2SSgR2a       https://t.co/d5huFxU3Yt

Because of the hard work, skill, and dedication of #COVID19 vaccination providers, more than 118 million people in the United States are fully protected against COVID-19. You can help your community by becoming a COVID-19 vaccination provider. Learn more: https://t.co/SIlGlmAGPB

A new report finds children w/ hospital encounters who have underlying conditions like type 1 diabetes, obesity, & cardiac & circulatory congenital anomalies are more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19 than children w/o these conditions. Learn more: https://t.co/sz9tnZfG8k 

RT @CDCgov: Protect yourself & others from #COVID19 in shared housing: Get vaccinated. If you’re not fully vaccinated, wear a mask, stay at…

#Parents: Looking for a #COVID19 vaccine for your 12–15-year-old? Check with your child’s doctor or your local pharmacy to see if they have vaccination appointments. You can also visit https://t.co/U6bZ3HQd3P to find vaccination providers near you: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK       

Protect yourself & others from #COVID19 in shared housing: Get vaccinated. If you’re not fully vaccinated, wear a mask, stay at least 6 ft from people who don’t share a room with you, & avoid crowds & poorly ventilated spaces.

A new @CDCMMWR finds #COVID19 cases, emergency department visits, hospital admissions, & deaths declined more among older U.S. adults, which is likely due, in part, to higher #COVID19 vaccination coverage for this age group. Learn more: https://t.co/TowtRsCSdm       https://t.co/IbVLykLd84

RT @CDCgov: Almost everyone in the United States lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. As of June 7, 2021, more than 171 million people had received at least one dose of vaccine. Of those, over 139 million

Almost everyone in the United States lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. As of June 7, 2021, more than 171 million people had received at least one dose of vaccine. Of those, over 139 million are fully

A new CDC study finds that mRNA #COVID19 vaccines reduce your risk of infection by 91%. Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible for COVID-19 vaccination. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/zRC3OPahEd       

RT @CDCgov: Physical activity is important for physical and mental health. Protect yourself and others from #COVID19: Get a COVID-19 vaccin…

Physical activity is important for physical and mental health. Protect yourself and others from #COVID19: Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. If you have been fully vaccinated, you can exercise indoors or outdoors without a mask. More:

Even if you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, continue to follow all federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules, and regulations. Learn more: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO

CDC and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that even during #COVID19, children continue to see their doctor for checkups and routinely recommended vaccinations: https://t.co/N4EvHmcubn  #VaccinesWork #CDC https://t.co/5PEuZWDZHP

If you are not fully vaccinated against COVID-19, continue to wear a mask over your nose & mouth to prevent your germs from reaching others & to keep theirs from reaching you. #COVID19 spreads from person to person through respiratory

Protect yourself and others from #COVID19 by getting vaccinated as soon as you can. If you’re not fully vaccinated: Wear a mask over your nose & mouth. Stay at least 6 feet from others. Avoid crowds and poorly ventilated spaces.

#PrepYourHealth for hurricane season. • Make an #emergency plan • Collect supplies & create “go kits” for your family • Know a safe place to shelter • Have several ways to receive weather alerts • Get a #COVID19 vaccine as

CDC’s new toolkit for colleges and universities can help administrators and staff build students’ confidence about #COVID19 vaccines and encourage students to get vaccinated. Find resources and messaging to spread the word on campus: https://t.co/bZwoNoetKJ. https://t.co/VOomrjLbdX

By the end of May, more than 33 million people in the United States tested positive for #COVID19, & at the end of April, 22% of people had antibodies showing they had been infected with the virus that causes COVID-19.

Rates of #COVID19-associated hospitalization in young people are lower than those in adults, but cases of severe disease have been documented in adolescents ages 12-17. Vaccinating adolescents is important to help slow the spread of COVID-19. More: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1. https://t.co/TXgd8xNo8P

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, and local business and workplace guidance. More: https://t.co/lL3jQV8FJt. https://t.co/H7XhgMaW5K

If you haven’t yet received a #COVID19 vaccine, find a vaccine near you: 🔍 Search https://t.co/2akIUZ14Rd 📱 Text your ZIP to 438829 📞 Call 1-800-232-0233 Learn more: https://t.co/2akIUZ14Rd.

When loved ones decide to get a #COVID19 vaccine, help make it happen. Offer to make the appointment, go with them, drive them, or babysit. Everyone who gets vaccinated brings us closer to moving past the COVID-19 pandemic. More: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa.

College or university administrators: Looking for tools to build confidence on campus about #COVID19 vaccines? CDC’s COVID-19 Vaccination Toolkit for Institutions of Higher Education can help you encourage vaccination among students, faculty, and staff: https://t.co/bZwoNoetKJ. https://t.co/Cm7E6dHuFg

College & University Administrators: Vaccines are the top strategy to protect students, faculty, & staff from getting and spreading #COVID19 on campus. Learn more on how vaccines & other strategies slow the spread on campuses & in the community: https://t.co/fDK3lngcXv.

Have questions about #COVID19 vaccine safety? Visit: https://t.co/2MAK2FwZ91.

RT @CDCgov: As of May 31, national forecasts predict 25,000–162,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June…

A new @CDCMMWR finds of 204 adolescents hospitalized for COVID-19 during Jan–Mar 2021, nearly a third were admitted to an ICU. The report shows the importance of #COVID19 vaccination for adolescents and mask use for those not yet vaccinated. More:

As of May 31, national forecasts predict 800–4,800 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending June 26. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 601,000–614,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/Tt8sclQV0G

As of May 31, national forecasts predict 25,000–162,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June 26. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/FDc759al3Q

As of May 31, national forecasts predict 700–3,700 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on June 28. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/hNhEHAQKvb

A new @CDCMMWR study highlights how, for South Sudan and possibly other countries, #COVID19 surveillance data can be better understood in the context of how a country’s funding, policy, and strategy for COVID-19 have changed over time. Learn more: https://t.co/lv5puFeyWL.

Healthcare workers: You have the expertise to vaccinate people in your community and get us one step closer to ending the pandemic. Enroll to be a #COVID19 vaccination provider: https://t.co/SIlGlmSieb. https://t.co/QlWdDDSpHN

Wondering how viral vector #COVID19 vaccines work? This new animation explains how viral vector vaccines help our bodies recognize and fight viruses. Learn more: https://t.co/WK1dmA4xcN. https://t.co/gNDVmhYUep

#COVID19 spreads from person to person. The joy we get from ending the pandemic will spread from person to person, too. Getting a COVID-19 vaccine will bring us one step closer to returning to our way of life. Learn more:

RT @CDCgov: About 80% of U.S. states & territories are seeing declining rates of #COVID19 cases. The 7-day average of daily new cases is…

#Parents: Although fewer children have gotten #COVID19 compared to adults, they still can get infected & spread it to others even if they don’t have symptoms. Make plans to get your children 12 years & older vaccinated against COVID-19. More:

About 80% of U.S. states & territories are seeing declining rates of #COVID19 cases. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 15,623, a 30.8% decrease from the previous week. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. More data: https://t.co/gp6X4zTnBT.

RT @CDCgov: Teachers, staff, & students should continue practicing #COVID19 precautions in schools for the rest of the 2020-21 school year,…

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine effectiveness, deaths related to the pandemic in the United States and across the globe, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/6cA8dtGwgS.

#VaxFact: Pregnant and breastfeeding people can receive a #COVID19 vaccine. If you have questions, talk to your healthcare provider. Learn more: https://t.co/yssuEFjKKG         https://t.co/w7zCb3MTi4

Thank you, healthcare providers, for continuing to do your part and help your community. With every #COVID19 vaccine given, we are closer to ending the pandemic. Find out how to serve your community by becoming a COVID-19 vaccinator: https://t.co/SIlGlmAGPB https://t.co/tcjSMr7312

Teachers, staff, & students should continue practicing #COVID19 precautions in schools for the rest of the 2020-21 school year, even if they’ve been fully vaccinated against COVID-19. Wear a mask, stay 6 ft from others, & wash hands often. More:

If you get a Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna #COVID19 vaccine, you will need 2 shots for the most protection. For help scheduling your second shot, contact the location that set up your first appointment. Learn more: https://t.co/YrWuIWXZ9m       https://t.co/rfN9URLdQt

If you’re not fully vaccinated against #COVID19, take actions to protect yourself like wearing a mask and staying 6 feet apart. If you’re fully vaccinated, you can resume some activities that you stopped doing because of the pandemic. See more:

#COVID19 cases have declined to their lowest levels in nearly a year and are continuing to decrease in most of the country. The 7-day average of daily new cases is 22,139, a 23% decrease from the previous 7-day average of

RT @CDCgov: #HCPs: Attend CDC’s COCA Call Thursday, May 27, at 2pm EDT, on “Underlying Medical Conditions and Severe #COVID19: Evidence-bas…

#HCPs: Attend CDC’s COCA Call Thursday, May 27, at 2pm EDT, on “Underlying Medical Conditions and Severe #COVID19: Evidence-based Information for Healthcare Providers.” Learn more: https://t.co/E9Egu6dgxu. https://t.co/4HS3TwcF6B

More than 30,800 @USNationalGuard members across the country continue to support #COVID19 missions & provide vaccinations to help end the pandemic. Do your part. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can so we can protect ourselves and each

To find a #COVID19 vaccine near you: 1. Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN 2. Text your ZIP code to 438829 3. Call 1-800-232-0233 Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information. https://t.co/tkfmN2Djzb

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on university testing strategies, hospitalization risks in children and adolescents, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/9w5QK9uBZx

Some #COVID19 vaccines require 2 doses. If you receive a Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, you will need 2 shots to get the most protection. Learn more: https://t.co/YrWuIWXZ9m         https://t.co/KJDmqRxVMD

New SARS-CoV-2 lineages were recently classified as variants of interest. Investigations are underway to determine their potential impact on current #COVID19 vaccines, medical treatments, and diagnostic tests. Learn more: https://t.co/yPwp1CvLce           https://t.co/rVvmksFYtt

Almost everyone in the U.S. now lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Now that it’s easier than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine, #SleeveUp so we can start to do some things that we stopped doing because

#Parents: Although fewer children have gotten #COVID19 compared to adults, they still can get infected & spread it to others even if they don’t have symptoms. Make plans to get your children 12 years & older vaccinated against COVID-19. More:

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 hospital admissions are declining in most age groups across the U.S. The New Hospital Admissions page on CDC’s COVID D…

Easy-to-read versions of @CDCgov guidance about #COVID19 vaccines are available. Learn about how vaccines are safe and can help protect you from COVID-19. See materials (supported by @CDCFound): https://t.co/7xOyicQw9S https://t.co/5EET2nNEG7

#COVID19 hospital admissions are declining in most age groups across the U.S. The New Hospital Admissions page on CDC’s COVID Data Tracker now shows data broken down by state or territory and age group. See COVID-19 hospital admissions in your

When loved ones decide to get a #COVID19 vaccine, help make it happen. Offer to make the appointment, go with them, drive them, or babysit. Everyone who gets vaccinated brings us closer to moving past the COVID-19 pandemic. More: https://t.co/tGGql5cDOC 

#Parents: Are you looking for a #COVID19 vaccine for your 12–15-year-old? Check w/ your child’s doctor or your local pharmacy to see if they have vaccination appointments. You can also visit https://t.co/U6bZ3HQd3P to find vaccination providers near you: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK https://t.co/5KrhaiuMbz

New American Sign Language (#ASL) videos about how to protect yourself and others from #COVID19 are now available on @CDCgov’s YouTube channel. Watch the videos here: https://t.co/KTqt3UpfvU https://t.co/4XofI3gW6B

Data published today in @CDCMMWR provide information on #COVID19 vaccine breakthrough cases reported to CDC between Jan 1 and April 30. Learn more: https://t.co/rjs7jQkWYt         https://t.co/X3I0DYhAlu

RT @CDCgov: It takes 2 weeks after #COVID19 vaccination to be fully vaccinated. As of May 24, 2021, more than 163 million people across th…

It takes 2 weeks after #COVID19 vaccination to be fully vaccinated. As of May 24, 2021, more than 163 million people across the United States had received at least one dose of #COVID19 vaccine. Of those, more than 130 million

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Check out this new American Sign Language (#ASL) video for helpful tips on managing stress during #COVID19: https://t.co/BX19oCDg4Y        https://t.co/dBnoneCMYN

Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Widespread vaccination is a critical tool to help stop the pandemic. Getting your child or teen vaccinated can bring you one step closer to enjoying the activities

Find the latest #COVID19 health equity case studies, videos, webinars, and research publications to help you and your organization understand more about health disparities: https://t.co/jptJqC9hTm       https://t.co/x0tEkj1GPi

RT @CDCgov: Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call, “Pregnant in a Pandemic: What data say about COVID-19 & COVID-19 vaccines,” at 3…

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call, “Pregnant in a Pandemic: What data say about COVID-19 & COVID-19 vaccines,” at 3:00 pm EDT. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/vGlyUkZA4d #vaccination #pregnancy https://t.co/bdQtSzvFdo

RT @CDCgov: Have questions about #COVID19 vaccines? We have answers. The fact is COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective at keeping you fr…

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations like #COVID19. You may feel anxious, angry, sad, or overwhelmed. You or a loved one can find support 24/7 by calling or texting 1-800-985-5990. Learn more: https://t.co/wXnutfd7UA https://t.co/1VzmKUV8ly

New American Sign Language (#ASL) videos about how to protect yourself and others from #COVID19 are now available on CDC’s YouTube channel. Watch the videos here: https://t.co/y2hAU8hutB       https://t.co/OE4qIOcd0t

To find a #COVID19 vaccine near you: 1. Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN 2. Text your ZIP code to 438829 3. Call 1-800-232-0233 Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information. https://t.co/YzMH2DlSoO

As CDC country director, Macarena Garcia is responsible for all CDC activities in the Dominican Republic. With #COVID19, Macarena advises the country’s leaders on travel orders, vaccine supplies, & its vaccine program. Learn more: https://t.co/JHJ0WG6SHB        https://t.co/f8VFcVRPHO

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccine appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after vaccination.

Everyone who chooses to get a #COVID19 vaccine does it for a reason—to protect family, to see their friends, to get back to work. When talking with friends and family about getting vaccinated, ask them about their “why.” More tips:

Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations. Finding ways to practice #SelfCare can help reduce your stress during #COVID19. Find ways to cope with stress: https://t.co/GKZV8vsPCV        https://t.co/kLNCEJxWtw

Recent COVID-NET data show that #COVID19 hospitalization rates for non-Hispanic Black people remain nearly double the rates of non-Hispanic White people. Getting vaccinated is critical to preventing serious illness and getting these rates down. More: https://t.co/qpYN3dSJL8 https://t.co/baKUtFcVqO

#COVID19 cases, deaths, and hospitalizations are down, and vaccinations continue to climb. As summer nears and you return to the things you love, consider how COVID-19 is spreading in your community when making plans and choosing activities. More: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1 https://t.co/DHc9KSx2qk

Have questions about #COVID19 vaccines? We have answers. The fact is COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective at keeping you from getting sick from COVID-19. They are an important tool to protect our families and get back to our way

RT @CDCgov: If recommended, get a 2nd #COVID19 shot even if you had side effects after the 1st, unless a vaccination provider or doctor tel…

If recommended, get a 2nd #COVID19 shot even if you had side effects after the 1st, unless a vaccination provider or doctor tells you not to. Side effects are normal signs your body is building protection. More: https://t.co/YrWuIXfAxW     

More than 60% of American adults have received their first #COVID19 vaccine. Do your part to help defeat this virus so we can get back to spending time with the ones we love. #WeCanDoThis 🔍 Search https://t.co/2akIUZiFIL 💬 Text your

A new @CDCMMWR found that elementary schools with improved ventilation and mask requirements for teachers and staff helped slow the spread of #COVID19 and provided safer, in-person learning environments. Learn more: https://t.co/Z17ngoeUOJ        https://t.co/eWBlJKvLnJ

A new @CDCMMWR shows how routine, school-based #COVID19 testing in Utah enabled early identification of cases and allowed in-person instruction and extracurricular activities to continue. Learn more: https://t.co/Zae6JREnzN     https://t.co/rSkQPXoWhF

Thanks to @ALPublicHealth, @AlabamaNG, @CDCFound , & @NASCAR for teaming up with CDC on #RacetoEndCOVID, where attendees got #COVID19 vaccines & tests this past Saturday! If you haven’t received a vaccine yet, find one at https://t.co/2akIUZ14Rd or call 1-800-232-0233. https://t.co/c39VSyub3D 

Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Your child may have some side effects like chills and a headache after getting vaccinated. These are normal signs that their body is building protection. More: https://t.co/BXi75NcyKR 

RT @CDCgov: As of May 17, national forecasts predict 60,000–268,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June…

As of May 17, national forecasts predict 60,000–268,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June 12. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU        https://t.co/d1ZiQUEuEH

As of May 17, national forecasts predict 1,200–4,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending June 12. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 594,000–604,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl        https://t.co/FhS5OFYRZZ

As of May 17, national forecasts predict 900–3,600 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on June 14. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV       https://t.co/GREQJitfVB

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations like #COVID19. You may feel anxious, angry, sad, or overwhelmed. You or a loved one can find support 24/7 by calling or texting 1-800-985-5990. Learn more: https://t.co/GKZV8vsPCV https://t.co/Wd9A1wdRt2

RT @CDCgov: DID YOU KNOW: Almost 1 in 5 people with severe illness from #COVID19 require oxygen therapy? Pulse oximeters are painless and s…

#Parents: Now that your children 12 years and older are eligible for a #COVID19 vaccine, you’re one step closer to enjoying moments you miss, like visits with grandparents! Get your family vaccinated as soon as you can. More: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK. https://t.co/ft2MtvpFtw

DID YOU KNOW: Almost 1 in 5 people with severe illness from #COVID19 require oxygen therapy? Pulse oximeters are painless and simple tools that can measure your oxygen levels at home. Learn how: https://t.co/9arFELP0Bq. #PulseOximetry https://t.co/qDz9D2FMhU

New @CDCMMWR finds District of Columbia child care facilities were able to reduce #COVID19 spread by using prevention measures like mask wearing by teachers and other staff, symptom monitoring, and smaller class sizes. Learn more: https://t.co/5K7wFJIXcF. https://t.co/1UuMz9mi6l

If you live with someone who is or was recently pregnant, help protect them by making sure you also take steps to prevent getting and possibly spreading #COVID19. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet away from others and avoid crowds.

RT @CDCgov: Everyone who chooses to get a #COVID19 vaccine does it for a reason—to protect family, to see their friends, to get back to wor…

Everyone who chooses to get a #COVID19 vaccine does it for a reason—to protect family, to see their friends, to get back to work. When talking with friends and family about getting vaccinated, ask them about their “why.” More tips:

#VaxFact: You can get a #COVID19 vaccine if you are trying to become pregnant or want to get pregnant. There is currently no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, cause fertility problems. Learn more: https://t.co/yssuEFjKKG. https://t.co/Kf4Dibak9W

RT @CDCgov: Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, May 24, at 3:00 pm EDT, for more information on what you need to know about the…

RT @CDCgov: 🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest research on #COVID19 vaccine boosters, the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines on va…

#COVID19 cases are decreasing nationwide, but they’re still high in some parts of the country. The 7-day average of new daily cases decreased 18.5% compared with the previous week. Keep doing your part to slow the spread. Get vaccinated. More:

Sharing quick, accurate answers to common concerns about #COVID19 vaccines can help someone be more confident about getting vaccinated. More conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa. https://t.co/rYHErsGjsg

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest research on #COVID19 vaccine boosters, the effectiveness of COVID-19 vaccines on variants, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/urZrInbDYK.

RT @CDCgov: It’s okay to have questions about the #COVID19 vaccines. The fact is COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective at keeping you fr…

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, May 24, at 3:00 pm EDT, for more information on what you need to know about the effects of COVID-19 vaccines on pregnant people. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/vGlyUkZA4d. #Vaccination #Pregnancy https://t.co/lwg3WUjZTy

It’s okay to have questions about the #COVID19 vaccines. The fact is COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective at keeping you from getting sick from COVID-19. Find answers from trusted sources, like your health department, or healthcare provider. More: https://t.co/bKmffmNh7o.

Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Your child may have some side effects like chills and a headache after getting vaccinated. These are normal signs that their body is building protection. More: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK.

When talking with friends and family about #COVID19 vaccines, it can be helpful to ask open-ended questions to explore concerns. For example, ask, “What are your thoughts about the vaccine?” More conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa. https://t.co/AQkB2qihR8

Employers, healthcare systems and providers, public health agencies, policymakers, and others all have a part in helping promote fair access to health. Learn how CDC is working with these groups for equitable access to #COVID19 vaccines: https://t.co/W2LMS3hEls. https://t.co/fBet3ntU4f

#DYK? CDC’s COVID Data Tracker now displays case, death, and testing data on the same page, along with levels of community transmission. Easily compare states and territories to understand how the #COVID19 situation in your community differs from others: https://t.co/4dgsRDM4vy.

#VaxFact: It takes about 2 weeks after you receive your final vaccine dose for your body to build protection against #COVID19. That’s 2 weeks after your 1-dose vaccine, or 2 weeks after your second dose of a 2-dose vaccine. More

#VaxFact: You can get a #COVID19 vaccine if you are trying to become pregnant or want to get pregnant. There is currently no evidence that any vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines, cause fertility problems. Learn more: https://t.co/pBVlI6STf8       https://t.co/qyPTDtJP1A

RT @CDCDirector: Today’s @CDCMMWR study shows that rates of #COVID19 vaccination are lower in rural compared w/ urban counties. Healthcare providers, pharmacies, & community leaders: YOU can help improve vaccine access and confidence in rural areas. http://Bit.ly/MMWR51821

RT @CDCgov: DYK? Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping

DYK? Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping to stop

To find a #COVID19 vaccine near you: 1. Search https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN 2. Text your ZIP code to 438829 3. Call 1-800-232-0233 Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Visit https://t.co/HPNsJZVlIN for more information. https://t.co/7VhgXJ5rn2

Learn more about building confidence in #COVID19 vaccines: https://t.co/iaHExSJ4un

New @CDCMMWR finds lower #COVID19 vaccination rates in rural counties compared to urban counties. Getting a COVID-19 vaccine is an important step to protect yourself, your family, and your community. Read more: https://t.co/deVuG4HIxc        https://t.co/wa845yTR3u

RT @CDCDirector: State and local health departments have been key partners in our fight to #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. Thank you to everyone working in communities and to @CDCgov staff like Peggy, for helping to get them the resources they need.

Everyone age 12 & older is now eligible for a #COVID19 vaccine. As of May 16, 2021, more than 157.1 million people across the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 122.9

#NEW: An updated list of articles by CDC on people experiencing homelessness and #COVID19 now includes information on contact tracing, handwashing, and hospitalizations. Find links to these new articles and others: https://t.co/lPk9nBxlL1       https://t.co/k6dk9QQ4Qb

RT @CDCgov: #Parents: Your children 12 years and older are eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping

#Parents: Your children 12 years and older are eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping stop the

Pregnant and recently pregnant people are more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19, although the overall risk is low. If you are pregnant, visit CDC’s webpage to learn what you need to know to stay healthy and avoid getting

#DYK? CDC works with states, territories, tribes, and local communities to advance health equity for communities unequally affected by #COVID19. Learn more: https://t.co/Iw21OtZZcw         https://t.co/X200RZk9qe

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, incl. local business and workplace guidance. More: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym https://t.co/NPNLS2laM0

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccine appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after vaccination.

#VaxFact: It takes about 2 weeks after you receive your final vaccine dose for your body to build protection against #COVID19. That’s 2 weeks after your 1-dose vaccine, or 2 weeks after your second dose of a 2-dose vaccine. More

Easy-to-read versions of @CDCgov guidance about #COVID19 vaccines are available. Learn about how vaccines are safe and can help protect you from COVID-19. See materials (supported by @CDCFound): https://t.co/7xOyicQw9S https://t.co/evOgulAXcv

It’s Hurricane Preparedness Week. Protect yourself & others from #COVID19 if you need to stay in a public shelter or with family & friends this #hurricane season. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. More: https://t.co/cFO09KJv88. #PrepYourHealth #SleeveUp

Severe #COVID19 is rare in kids, but recent COVID-NET data show that rates of COVID-19-associated hospitalization in children ages 5 to 17 have doubled since mid-March. Everyone ages 12 and older should get vaccinated as soon as they can. More:

RT @CDCgov: Wondering if you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19? Here’s the key 🔑. You’re considered fully vaccinated: • 2 weeks after the second shot of Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine • 2 weeks after 1 dose of Johnson & Johnson’s

Health equity occurs when everyone has the opportunity to be as healthy as possible. Learn how CDC promotes fair access to health for communities unequally affected by #COVID19: https://t.co/OVro238b8r https://t.co/BrWSoQ4z9Y

A new @CDCMMWR outlines recommendations from CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices for use of the Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 Vaccine among adolescents age 12 to 15 years old. Get your adolescent vaccinated as soon as you can: https://t.co/0g0TygWEZt https://t.co/83gFllfeuy

RT @CDCDirector: We updated our guidance for fully vaccinated people because: 1. #COVID19 cases are down 2. Vaccines are widely available 3. Vaccines = 90-95% effective in real-world studies 4. Vaccines are working against variants 5. Those fully vaccinated are

A new @CDCMMWR provides more evidence that mRNA #COVID19 vaccines are effective in real-world conditions. Two doses of the mRNA vaccines were 94% effective among study participants at preventing symptomatic COVID-19. More: https://t.co/nfbhTiu80F https://t.co/MY801PtkM6

Wondering if you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19? Here’s the key 🔑. You’re considered fully vaccinated: • 2 weeks after the second shot of Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine • 2 weeks after 1 dose of Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 Vaccine

RT @CDCgov: #HCPs: Attend CDC’s COCA Call today at 2 pm EDT on the Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 Vaccine expansion for 12- to 15-year-olds. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3odwsja

#Parents: Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible for #COVID19 vaccination. Help protect your family by planning to get everyone who’s eligible vaccinated against COVID-19 as soon as you can. More: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK        https://t.co/hrYLVBQ7Y1

#HCPs: Attend CDC’s COCA Call today at 2 pm EDT on the Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 Vaccine expansion for 12- to 15-year-olds. Learn more: https://t.co/LcHvuxKO3H        https://t.co/Fa2KG73sRj

RT @CDCgov: As of May 10, national forecasts predict 84,000–406,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June 5. More: http://bit.ly/CDC_CForecast

As of May 10, national forecasts predict 84,000–406,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending June 5. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU         https://t.co/DpHhj9RaUx

As of May 10, national forecasts predict 1,500–5,500 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending June 5. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 591,000–602,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl         https://t.co/P2IPC22L8h

As of May 10, national forecasts predict 900–4,400 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on June 7. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV        https://t.co/sHlRNMRzOa

#HCPs: Attend CDC’s COCA Call on Friday, May 14, at 2 pm EDT, on the Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 Vaccine expansion for 12- to 15-year-olds. Learn more: https://t.co/LcHvuxKO3H        https://t.co/CNkde91QGf

RT @CDCgov: #DYK? Some #COVID19 vaccines require 2 doses. Make sure to get the 2nd dose for the most protection. Get the 2nd shot as close as possible to the recommended interval. Full details here: https://bit.ly/2RfAtaM

RT @CDCgov: UPDATE: If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, incl. local business and workplace guidance.

#DYK? Some #COVID19 vaccines require 2 doses. Make sure to get the 2nd dose for the most protection. Get the 2nd shot as close as possible to the recommended interval. Full details here: https://t.co/YrWuIXfAxW https://t.co/nHeX8N9AqG

Testing for #COVID19 at home? Go to @CDCgov 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: https://t.co/tKMAXiYcrn https://t.co/LebvmFwLhx

UPDATE: If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can resume activities without wearing a mask or staying 6 feet apart, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal or territorial laws, incl. local business and workplace guidance. More: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO

A new @CDCMMWR shows that a free community-based #COVID19 testing initiative in Chicago was effective at reaching people living in communities with less access to testing and disproportionately higher COVID-19 rates. More: https://t.co/j8YjdAHagN          https://t.co/Mp7iPR9FZD

New @CDCMMWR reiterates that people with #COVID19 symptoms and a negative #antigen test should get a confirmatory RT-PCR test & continue to practice measures like wearing a mask and staying 6ft from others to prevent the spread while awaiting confirmation.

#HCPs: Your patients 12 years & older are now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Talk to your patients & their parents about the benefits of COVID-19 vaccination. Answer their questions, so they can feel confident in their decision to

RT @CDCgov: DYK? Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping

DYK? Everyone 12 years and older is now eligible to get a #COVID19 vaccine. Have your family #SleeveUp 💪 for their vaccine as soon as they can and join millions of others across the United States in helping to stop

Remember: Side effects after getting a #COVID19 vaccine are normal signs that the body is building protection. More: https://t.co/Sygs9UZVVy https://t.co/hHpdPwNpQT

Now that children ages 12 and older are eligible for a #COVID19 vaccine, families are one step closer to enjoying moments they’ve missed, like visits with grandparents! More: https://t.co/p4fdYarnsK     https://t.co/5pt36MdFNW

RT @CDCgov: CDC now recommends Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 vaccine for use in 12- through 15-year-old adolescents. Providers may begin vaccinating them right away. See full statement from @CDCDirector Dr. Rochelle Walensky: https://bit.ly/3tCXvp3

CDC now recommends Pfizer-BioNTech #COVID19 vaccine for use in 12- through 15-year-old adolescents. Providers may begin vaccinating them right away. See full statement from @CDCDirector Dr. Rochelle Walensky: https://t.co/OyFn44JWN1         https://t.co/lmnVab3jJc

Each month, CDC shares #COVID19 Community Features to highlight health departments and partners across the U.S. that are working hard to improve access to COVID-19 vaccines. Read about communities doing great work in Kansas, Puerto Rico, and New Jersey: https://t.co/c9TlMiU2ka 

RT @CDCgov: 🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on reinfection rates, post-COVID symptoms and conditions, and more. Read the full update: https://bit.ly/3tyFzvR

We know graduation is a special time for many families, and that #COVID19 presents challenges to celebrating this milestone safely. Follow local guidance for graduation celebrations and take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. More: https://t.co/FC2Js5OWvV https://t.co/LhSUJx8Jea

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on reinfection rates, post-COVID symptoms and conditions, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/P6rnbjy7gN

If you live with someone who is or was recently pregnant, help protect them by making sure you also take steps to prevent getting and possibly spreading #COVID19. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet away from others and avoid crowds.

Sharing quick, accurate answers to common concerns about #COVID19 vaccines can help someone be more confident about getting vaccinated. More conversation tips: https://t.co/tGGql5cDOC        https://t.co/D6kTinSrX9

This is Hurricane Preparedness Week. Protect yourself and others from #COVID19 if you need to stay in a public shelter or with family and friends this #hurricane season. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. Learn more: https://t.co/UovXYKhRYZ 

RT @CDCgov: The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) plays a role in vaccine safety monitoring, including #COVID19 vaccines. ACIP’s 15 members review many aspects of vaccines, like safety & effectiveness. Learn more about ACIP: https://bit.ly/3dF34P4

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) plays a role in vaccine safety monitoring, including #COVID19 vaccines. ACIP’s 15 members review many aspects of vaccines, like safety & effectiveness. Learn more about ACIP: https://t.co/bHCGKohsRS       https://t.co/aPKxXa8JZo

CDC’s COVID Data Tracker now displays vaccination progress in the U.S. by race and ethnicity. See the percentage of people in each racial/ethnic group who have received at least one dose of a #COVID19 vaccine and how many are fully

RT @CDCgov: New: Easy-to-read versions of CDC guidance about #COVID19 vaccines are available. Learn about how vaccines are safe and can help protect you from COVID-19. See materials (supported by @CDCFound): https://bit.ly/3qHRINT

New: Easy-to-read versions of CDC guidance about #COVID19 vaccines are available. Learn about how vaccines are safe and can help protect you from COVID-19. See materials (supported by @CDCFound): https://t.co/uFcdUCjHFA https://t.co/qDN1sBnH7F

By mid-April 2021, nearly 80% of people 65 years & older received at least one dose of #COVID19 vaccine. Counties w/ lower vaccine initiation rates had higher numbers of older people w/o a computer, living in poverty, w/out internet &

RT @CDCEnvironment: Hurricane season starts June 1. During the #COVID19 pandemic, give yourself more time than usual to prepare your emergency food, water, and medical supplies. Learn more: https://cdc.gov/disasters/hurricanes/covid-19/prepare-for-hurricane.html… #PrepYourHealth #HurricanePrep

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccine appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after vaccination.

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices is meeting on May 12, 2021 to discuss a recommendation for the use of this vaccine for the prevention of #COVID19 in persons aged 12 years and older. Learn more: https://t.co/kMcBjPKl2P       

If you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start getting back to some of the things you stopped doing because of the pandemic. Outdoor activities are safer, but fully vaccinated people can also participate in some indoor activities safely. More:

RT @CDCgov: If you’re fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start getting back to some of the things you stopped doing because of the pandemic. Outdoor activities are safer, but fully vaccinated people can also participate in some indoor activities

Almost everyone in the U.S. now lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Now that it’s easier than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine, #SleeveUp so we can start to do some things that we stopped doing because

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines are safe and effective. As of May 10, more than 152 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 115 million are fully vaccinated. More:

#COVID19 vaccines are safe and effective. As of May 10, more than 152 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 115 million are fully vaccinated. More: https://t.co/zYLe3H12re   

Technology lets pathologists like CDC’s Joy Gary look at specimens even when not in the office. Joy uses a camera embedded in a microscope to virtually show colleagues what she sees when looking at how #COVID19 affects lung tissue. Learn

RT @CDCEnvironment: This is Hurricane Preparedness Week. Protect yourself and others from #COVID19 if you need to stay in a public shelteror with family & friends this #hurricane season. Get a COVID-19 vaccine as soon as you can. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3d7ukDr 

If you live with someone who is or was recently pregnant, help protect them by making sure you also take steps to prevent getting and possibly spreading #COVID19. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet away from others and avoid crowds.

RT @CDCgov: Post-COVID conditions are symptoms that last weeks or months after you’ve had #COVID19. If you think you have a post-COVID condition, talk to your healthcare provider about options for treatment. Many patients with these symptoms get better with

CDC and experts around the world are working to learn more about post-COVID conditions, who gets them, and why. The best way to prevent long-term complications is to prevent #COVID19. Get vaccinated, wear a mask, stay 6 feet apart, and

Post-COVID conditions are symptoms that last weeks or months after you’ve had #COVID19. If you think you have a post-COVID condition, talk to your healthcare provider about options for treatment. Many patients with these symptoms get better with time. https://t.co/C4G6TXWodw

#COVID19 vaccines are new, and it’s normal to have questions about them. You can help friends and family by listening with empathy and identifying the cause of their concerns. Learn more COVID-19 vaccine conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa       https://t.co/ZP7HW0UBIF

Celebrate the mother-to-be in your life by taking steps to protect them from #COVID19. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet away from others and avoid crowds. Wash your hands frequently. Learn more: https://t.co/ONijYAs38H https://t.co/SxOlNRNeyG

When talking with friends and family about #COVID19 vaccines, it can be helpful to ask open-ended questions to explore concerns. For example, ask, “What are your thoughts about the vaccine?” More conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa       https://t.co/ghFz7eDXGn

If you have recently traveled, attended a large social gathering, or been in a crowded indoor setting, consider getting tested for #COVID19. Learn more about testing: https://t.co/L8RXUf3K8O    https://t.co/Ym4frXwuGI

At the start of 2021, people 65+ were more than half of all #COVID19-associated hospitalizations. They now make up fewer than one third of those hospitalizations as more older people get vaccinated, COVID-NET data show. Get vaccinated when you can.

RT @CDCgov: We know Mother’s Day is a special time & it can be hard to celebrate during #COVID19. Fully vaccinated people can gather inside w/ other fully vaccinated people or visit 1 household of unvaccinated people not at risk

Following a rapid rise in #COVID19 vaccination rates, we are now seeing U.S. vaccination progress slow. Everyone 16+ is currently eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine and can benefit from its protection. Get vaccinated as soon as you can. Learn more:

When you’re fully vaccinated for #COVID19, 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

We know Mother’s Day is a special time & it can be hard to celebrate during #COVID19. Fully vaccinated people can gather inside w/ other fully vaccinated people or visit 1 household of unvaccinated people not at risk for severe

If you are not fully vaccinated for #COVID19, celebrate with people who live with you, have a virtual meal with family, or host an outdoor event with everyone at least 6 feet apart & wearing masks. More: https://t.co/PamSx6NqyB     

Join @CDCDirector Dr. Rochelle Walensky & Jennifer Garner today for a talk about #COVID19 vaccines and why they are important tools to help us get back to normal routines. Watch today at 5pm ET on CDC’s Instagram for #WeCanDoThis Live!

If you need to use public transportation, take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Stay up-to-date with information from transit authorities, #WearAMask, avoid touching surfaces, and stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/x1x4xRmezc. https://t.co/Ayp8RbZn4O

Join @CDCDirector Dr. Rochelle Walensky & Jennifer Garner this Friday for a talk about #COVID19 vaccines and why they are important tools to help us get back to normal routines. Watch Friday, 5/7 at 5pm ET on the CDC Instagram

As of May 3, national forecasts predict 114,000–473,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 29. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/09UCbFjRkM

As of May 3, national forecasts predict 1,400–5,500 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending May 29. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 586,000–600,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/1BoK1NVgFj

As of May 3, national forecasts predict 1,900–5,600 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on May 31. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV. https://t.co/x9ABhLWW3P

Almost everyone in the U.S. now lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Now that it’s easier than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine, #SleeveUp so we can start to do some things that we stopped doing because

RT @CDCgov: Some people with disabilities might be at higher risk for getting very sick from #COVID19. Get a COVID-19 #vaccine as soon as y…

Some people with disabilities might be at higher risk for getting very sick from #COVID19. Get a COVID-19 #vaccine as soon as you can. Check with your health department to learn about options in your state. Learn more: https://t.co/zmnSoe6YdW. https://t.co/mGOxVKW1Bd

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine as soon as you can. ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccine appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after vaccination.

🧪 CDC’s Science Update has peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed (preprint) articles to help you learn more about #COVID19, how it spreads, and more. Subscribe to CDC’s weekly Science Update here: https://t.co/0HYhC94eaS https://t.co/Gy698DSANV

RT @CDCGlobal: As part of a whole-of-government response to the recent #COVID19 surge in India, CDC is providing life-saving resources, emergency assistance, and public health expertise to the Government of India. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2QX6Fzo

RT @CDCgov: Are you a healthcare provider seeing pregnant people or new parents? Stay up to date with the latest information on #COVID19. This toolkit includes useful resources for both you and your patients: https://bit.ly/3cj2YfX

Are you a healthcare provider seeing pregnant people or new parents? Stay up to date with the latest information on #COVID19. This toolkit includes useful resources for both you and your patients: https://t.co/yeFhV3Ep2O https://t.co/Fp5pDqKwK6

RT @CDCGlobal: As part of a whole-of-government response to the recent #COVID19 surge in India, CDC is providing life-saving resources, emergency assistance, and public health expertise to the Government of India. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/2QX6Fzo

When talking with friends and family about #COVID19 vaccines, it can be helpful to ask open-ended questions to explore concerns. For example, ask, “What are your thoughts about the vaccine?” More conversation tips: https://t.co/yrlneOM8Oa        https://t.co/25jJDYRRqk

RT @CDCgov: Rates of #COVID19 are decreasing, but cases remain high in parts of the U.S. The 7-day average of new daily cases decreased 11.9% from the previous week. Get vaccinated. If you’re not fully vaccinated, continue practicing healthy habits.

Rates of #COVID19 are decreasing, but cases remain high in parts of the U.S. The 7-day average of new daily cases decreased 11.9% from the previous week. Get vaccinated. If you’re not fully vaccinated, continue practicing healthy habits. More: https://t.co/gp6X4zTnBT 

RT @CDCgov: A #COVID19 vaccine will help protect you from getting COVID-19. Side effects after your second shot may be more intense than those you experienced after your first shot, but they should go away in a few days. More:

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest research on the impact of #COVID19 on farmworkers, the risk of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in emergency department personnel during the pandemic, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/fPDB3LgvgW

Gaenor Speed is one of @SFLRedCross’s most active volunteers. She’s responded to >20 disasters since 2016. The challenge of responding to disasters during the #COVID19 pandemic has tested the resilience of volunteers like her. https://t.co/JmlhcWENAg  #HurricaneStrong 📸 @RedCross  https://t.co/y8ZClr5DO8

CDC has posted new technical instructions for conducting simulated passenger voyages as a part of the Conditional Sailing Order for cruise ships. This next phase will assess the cruise ship operator’s ability to reduce the risk of #COVID19 on cruise

A #COVID19 vaccine will help protect you from getting COVID-19. Side effects after your second shot may be more intense than those you experienced after your first shot, but they should go away in a few days. More: https://t.co/Sygs9UZVVy   

Do you have questions about Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine? You can learn more by talking with your healthcare provider or visiting: https://t.co/GjgTRhZtIv         https://t.co/PyEgsTtjps

A new @CDCMMWR details how Colorado state public health officials expanded a program to track variants after identifying the state’s first B.1.427/B.1.429 variant #COVID19 case. The variant is considered more infectious & may cause more serious illness. https://t.co/NixQDUGPdf https://t.co/dsjGnwYEnP

New @CDCMMWR details the B.1.526 variant (first identified in NYC) of the virus that causes #COVID19. Early evidence suggests this variant is not more transmissible, severe, or likely to cause infection in vaccinated people. More: https://t.co/wZvNiLuHLx  @NYCHealthy  https://t.co/tUK5vlhcty

#DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. #GetInvolved: Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot. Learn

With high levels of #COVID19 vaccination & moderate use of preventive measures like wearing masks & maintaining 6ft of distance, hospitalizations & deaths will likely remain low nationally in the U.S., data from a new @CDCMMWR show. More: https://t.co/A0BnlphwUG https://t.co/LMn1eyxMHc

Stay on top of global #COVID19 vaccination progress using CDC’s COVID Data Tracker. The new Global Vaccinations tab allows you to monitor vaccinations by country, including the number of doses administered and the brand(s) of vaccine. More: https://t.co/mOHHidneO1 https://t.co/YCds5JEExc

DYK? If you have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, you can get tested for free. To find a free testing site, visit your health department website or the @HHSGov Community-Based Testing Sites webpage: https://t.co/lIZQmmhgl4     

Almost everyone in the U.S. now lives within 5 miles of a #COVID19 vaccination site. Now that it’s easier than ever to get a COVID-19 vaccine, 💪 #SleeveUp so we can start to do some things that we stopped doing

CDC’s Peggy Honein was on the front line with state health departments to slow the spread of #COVID19 & made sure they knew about new discoveries from their data. Even with COVID-19 vaccines widely available, she says we can’t let

Make sure your #mask fits snugly on your face to help prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. Masks don’t work well if there are gaps between your mask & face. Gaps can let air with respiratory droplets containing the virus leak

When talking with friends and family about #COVID19 vaccines, it can be helpful to ask open-ended questions to explore concerns. For example, ask, “What are your thoughts about the vaccine?” More conversation tips: https://t.co/tGGql5cDOC        https://t.co/SuVMIdoxCe

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines can help us get back to doing the things we love. As of May 3, more than 147 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more

#COVID19 vaccines can help us get back to doing the things we love. As of May 3, more than 147 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 105

School Administrators: Employees can reduce the risk of getting #COVID19 while preparing or serving meals. Clean frequently touched surfaces. Prioritize outdoor serving and seating. #WearAMask and stay at least 6 ft from others. Learn more: https://t.co/vsF3eau1ky      https://t.co/YZ0WVxFNJA

New @JAMA_current study reviews US cases of CVST with thrombocytopenia after J&J #COVID19 vaccination. CDC recommends clinicians check patients presenting with symptoms for CVST or other thrombotic events, and for thrombocytopenia. https://t.co/ul4Wrwiqfy https://t.co/nhC4Vo5p2P

#HCPs: Are your patients asking about the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 vaccine? New tools are available to help you answer your patients’ questions. Your strong recommendation can help patients make an informed decision about getting vaccinated. More: https://t.co/pB3ONoRJZ1

If you have recently traveled, attended a large social gathering, or been in a crowded indoor setting, consider getting tested for #COVID19. Learn more about testing: https://t.co/L8RXUf3K8O       https://t.co/6X8lZp7tsB

Camp staff: Slow the spread of #COVID19. Keep healthy camp environments & operations. Get vaccinated as soon as you can, stay 6ft from others, #WearAMask that fits snugly over your nose & mouth. Encourage sick staff & campers to stay

Following health and safety measures that protect against #COVID19 helped reduce severe illness from March-October 2020, but cases rose during the winter. We can’t give up now. Keep doing your part to stop the spread. Get vaccinated. Wear a Mask.

Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations like #COVID19. You may feel anxious, angry, sad, or overwhelmed. If you or a loved one feels overwhelmed, get support 24/7 by calling or texting 1-800-985-5990. Learn more: https://t.co/3Pya8LAbqo        https://t.co/h36qTEoGk4

CDC monitors #COVID19 cases, deaths, variants, & vaccinations worldwide. If you’re traveling, make sure you understand the situation with COVID-19 where you’re going so you can travel as safely as possible. Learn more: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1        https://t.co/smaoZ7rZoz

#COVID19 vaccines are an important tool to stop this pandemic. Millions of people in the U.S. have been safely vaccinated and are starting to return to activities they missed. What are you looking forward to doing once you’re fully vaccinated?

Parents: Youth and summer camp enrollment is near. To slow the spread of #COVID19, encourage kids to #WearAMask that fits snugly over their nose & mouth, tell an adult if they feel sick, and stay 6 feet away from others.

A new @CDCMMWR details a safety review of Johnson and Johnson’s Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine. The review shows many people report not feeling well the day or so after vaccination, but these effects are non-serious and temporary. Learn more: https://t.co/7JWA8N9mL2 https://t.co/gojCU1yCRL

RT @NIOSH: Volunteer #firefighters, #EMS, search & rescue, & hazmat responders are #EssentialWorkers! Get a #COVID19 vaccine to help protect you, your peers, and those in your community. Learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xHbv5

Findings in the new CDC MMWR show that #COVID19 vaccine safety monitoring systems are working as intended to detect adverse events, including those that do not generally meet criteria for being “serious.” Learn more: https://t.co/QcfPCviXPH

Fainting & other anxiety-related events can occur after administration of any vaccine. A new @CDCMMWR shows that fainting was more common after Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine than after flu vaccination. Learn more: https://t.co/QcfPCviXPH       https://t.co/y7ru4nSOCi

Recipients should be observed on site for at least 15 minutes after any vaccination, including #COVID19 vaccination. Learn more: https://t.co/QcfPCviXPH

RT @CDCgov: As of April 26, national forecasts predict 158,000–601,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 22. More: http://bit.ly/CDC_CForecast

As of April 26, national forecasts predict 2,100–8,700 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on May 24. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV      https://t.co/f5ZPyzd3zp

As of April 26, national forecasts predict 158,000–601,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 22. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU       https://t.co/ufGPInakr1

As of April 26, national forecasts predict 1,900–6,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending May 22. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 583,000–595,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl         https://t.co/TQ1OySkex9

If you need to use public transportation, take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Stay up-to-date with information from transit authorities, #WearAMask, avoid touching surfaces, and stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/x1x4xRmezc       

New @CDCMMWR finds Alaska #COVID19 prevention measures for the seafood processing industry, where workers often live together while also working in crowded plants, might have reduced the spread. More measures could further reduce COVID-19 cases. More: https://t.co/F8fxGc9UBh https://t.co/BF5gseN3Jd

Do you have questions about Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine? You can learn more by talking with your healthcare provider or visiting: https://t.co/SVTRkBgIET         https://t.co/QJqE5lUNxz

New @CDCMMWR finds risk of #COVID19 was higher among farmworkers who worked mostly indoors in large groups than among those working alone, in smaller groups, or partially outdoors. Physical distancing, testing, & vaccination can help slow COVID-19 spread. https://t.co/PzGgQ82L5F https://t.co/z74X0DU4i6

New @CDCMMWR describes first linked U.S. clusters of people infected with the B.1.351 variant of virus that causes #COVID19 with no known link to travel. Prevention strategies like masks, physical distancing, & vaccination are critical to slow the spread. https://t.co/83tDeBej5B

Join millions of others in the U.S. and 💪 #SleeveUp for your #COVID19 vaccine, so we can all get back to seeing our loved ones and doing the things we love! Everyone in the U.S. age 16 and older is

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 rates are falling. The current 7-day average of new daily cases is 53,934, a 16% decrease from the previous week. If you’re not fully vaccinated, practice healthy habits to slow the spread. Get vaccinated. Wear a mask.

If you have recently traveled, attended a large social gathering, or been in a crowded indoor setting, consider getting tested for #COVID19. Learn more about testing: https://t.co/L8RXUf3K8O     https://t.co/IXSP3AiuOR

#COVID19 rates are falling. The current 7-day average of new daily cases is 53,934, a 16% decrease from the previous week. If you’re not fully vaccinated, practice healthy habits to slow the spread. Get vaccinated. Wear a mask. Stay 6

RT @CDCgov: A CDC study found mRNA #COVID19 vaccines help keep you from getting COVID-19 under real-world conditions. Health care and essential workers who were fully vaccinated with an mRNA vaccine were 90% less likely to get COVID-19. Learn more:

A CDC study found mRNA #COVID19 vaccines help keep you from getting COVID-19 under real-world conditions. Health care and essential workers who were fully vaccinated with an mRNA vaccine were 90% less likely to get COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/ikY41QTKP5   

By letting your close contacts know they may have been exposed to #COVID19, you are helping to protect them and others in your community. You can call, text, or email your contacts. Learn more: https://t.co/tlqT39Nvdk         https://t.co/ZX1kBgmCTU

Camp Staff: Slow the spread of #COVID19. Keep healthy camp environments & operations. Get vaccinated as soon as you can, stay 6ft from others, #WearAMask that fits snugly over your nose & mouth. Encourage sick staff & campers to stay

New @CDCMMWR has good news: mRNA COVID-19 vaccines (Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna) reduced the risk of #COVID19-related hospitalization by 94% among fully vaccinated people 65+. CDC recommends getting a COVID-19 vaccine to prevent severe COVID-19 illness: https://t.co/W4SFuV6wQp         https://t.co/Jf4ph2rl4s

RT @CDCgov: If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start doing many things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. If you haven’t been vaccinated yet, get a vaccine as soon as you can. See full

#HCPs: Are your patients asking about the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 vaccine? New tools are available to help you answer your patients’ questions. Your strong recommendation can help patients make an informed decision about getting vaccinated. More: https://t.co/pB3ONoRJZ1     

#DYK? CDC’s COVID Data Tracker allows you to compare trends in #COVID19 cases and deaths for up to 6 US states, territories, or regions. Learn more about how the pandemic is affecting your state or region through this interactive dashboard:

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines play a key role in ending the pandemic and helping us get back to normalcy. Millions of people in the U.S. who are fully vaccinated can safely enjoy time together indoors without wearing masks. Learn more:

If you need to use public transportation, take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Stay up-to-date with information from transit authorities, #WearAMask, avoid touching surfaces, and stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/x1x4xRmezc       

#COVID19 vaccines play a key role in ending the pandemic and helping us get back to normalcy. Millions of people in the U.S. who are fully vaccinated can safely enjoy time together indoors without wearing masks. Learn more: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO   

When choosing safer activities, consider how #COVID19 is spreading in your community, the number of people participating in the activity, and the location of the activity. https://t.co/s5kXwg65fB       https://t.co/TZhssyVGKB

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start doing many things that you had stopped doing because of the pandemic. If you haven’t been vaccinated yet, get a vaccine as soon as you can. See full details: https://t.co/s5kXwg65fB 

People fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can participate in some indoor events safely, without much risk. Outdoor visits and activities are safer than indoor activities. https://t.co/s5kXwg65fB        https://t.co/ZVDpCaQAIO

A new @CDCMMWR reaffirms the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommended use of the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 Vaccine. ACIP determined that the vaccine’s known and potential benefits outweigh its known and potential risks. More: https://t.co/JNOVWW1T4b https://t.co/SpLpQXTh78

If you have recently traveled, attended a large social gathering, or been in a crowded indoor setting, consider getting tested for #COVID19. Learn more about testing: https://t.co/Bhk0Y8ctB8        https://t.co/6J4ig1yh1i

#HCPs: Attend today’s COCA Call at 2pm EDT: Johnson & Johnson/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine and Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome: Update for Clinicians. Learn more: https://t.co/nXVim8dUTr https://t.co/98lXPK2Zxu

Many families’ routines were disrupted this year because of #COVID19– including having regular checkups and receiving recommended vaccinations. National Infant Immunization Week is a great time to ensure your child is up to date. #ivax2protect #NIIW https://t.co/N4EvHmcubn https://t.co/tpDOI8fJ4Z

#DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. #GetInvolved: Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot. Learn

RT @CDCgov: DYK? If you have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, you can get tested for free. To find a free testing site, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing Sites webpage: https://bit.ly/3gmWGhp

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines are now more widely accessible. As of April 26, more than 140 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 95 million are fully vaccinated.

#COVID19 vaccines are now more widely accessible. As of April 26, more than 140 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 95 million are fully vaccinated. More: https://t.co/zYLe3H12re 

RT @CDCgov: Turning 16 means you can get your license AND your #COVID19 vaccination. Everyone 16 years and older is now eligible to get a COVID19 vaccine. More: https://bit.ly/2RZT4HL

Thank you to healthcare providers and frontline workers across the country for taking extra steps to care for children safely during the #COVID19 pandemic and helping to protect the health of our families and communities. #VaccinesWork #NIIW #ivax2protect   https://t.co/WMcJec2H5L

Turning 16 means you can get your license AND your #COVID19 vaccination. Everyone 16 years and older is now eligible to get a COVID19 vaccine. More: https://t.co/yJFqxDIlhb         https://t.co/m76VEbBfSV

RT @CDCgov: #HCPs: Want to know more about Johnson & Johnson/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine and Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome? Attend the COCA Call, Tuesday, April 27, at 2pm EDT. Learn more: https://bit.ly/2QZq2aO

#HCPs: Want to know more about Johnson & Johnson/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine and Thrombosis with Thrombocytopenia Syndrome? Attend the COCA Call, Tuesday, April 27, at 2pm EDT. Learn more: https://t.co/nXVim8dUTr           https://t.co/RIrSun3Qwb

DYK? If you have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, you can get tested for free. To find a free testing site, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing Sites webpage: https://t.co/8Yx3XcHCLM https://t.co/IYeA7LgmzE

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “Keeping up With Critical Diabetes Care and Prevention During COVID-19.” Retweet and Register: https://t.co/DgcvyJs75q #Diabetes #COVID19 https://t.co/7SpOYfEfk9

RT @CDCgov: Do your part. #WearAMask 😷 & #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. Make sure your mask fits snugly against the sides of your face w/ no no gaps along the sides or top of the mask. More: https://bit.ly/3aWGUVW

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start doing some things again, like gathering indoors with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks. Learn more: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym https://t.co/jmRTE4jAin

Do your part. #WearAMask 😷 & #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. Make sure your mask fits snugly against the sides of your face w/ no gaps along the sides or top of the mask. More: https://t.co/rjQXPVBQHe https://t.co/25B5VlFhE2

Disruptions from #COVID19 mean too many children have fallen behind on routine vaccinations. Join us for National Infant Immunization Week to help ensure children get caught up—and are protected for in-person learning and play. #IVax2Protect #NIIW https://t.co/yb1JfK2snJ       

Gaenor Speed is one of @SFLRedCross’s most active volunteers. She’s responded to >20 disasters since 2016. The challenge of responding to disasters during the #COVID19 pandemic has tested the resilience of volunteers. https://t.co/JmlhcWENAg  #NationalVolunteerMonth 📸: @RedCross  https://t.co/ns70SBhgrt

RT @CDCEnvironment: Use an @EPA-registered household disinfectant to help protect against #COVID19. Visit the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s website for a list of products that meet EPA’s criteria for use against the virus that causes COVID-19: https://bit.ly/2UhNL3R

CDC and @US_FDA lift recommended pause on Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) #COVID19 vaccine use following thorough safety review. See full statement: https://t.co/yTTGfGsgSH        https://t.co/1kYETjWUgJ

A mask is NOT a substitute for staying at least 6 feet away from others. To protect yourself and others from #COVID19, #WearAMask that fits snugly against the sides of your face AND stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn

As of April 22, 2021, more than one-third of people in the U.S. 18+ are fully vaccinated. Now, all people 16+ are eligible for a #COVID19 vaccine. Getting a vaccine will help protect you, help protect others, and help end

Make sure your #mask fits snugly on your face to help prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. Masks don’t work well if there are gaps between your mask & face. Gaps can let air with respiratory droplets containing the virus leak

As more people get #COVID19 vaccinations, recent COVID-NET data show adults over 65 years now make up less than a third of all COVID-19-associated hospitalizations – down from more than half at the beginning of the year. Get vaccinated when

#WeCanDoThis! By getting vaccinated against #COVID19 as soon as we can, we bring our nation one step closer to stopping the COVID-19 pandemic. Let’s #SleeveUp and do our part. Find a COVID-19 vaccine provider near you: https://t.co/6RIBRCJpZu       

CDC has classified SARS-CoV-2 variant B.1.526.1 as a variant of interest. Some treatments for #COVID19 have shown to be less effective for this variant, but current vaccines are still anticipated to reduce the risk of severe illness. Learn more: https://t.co/yl5AuKBhdt 

RT @CDCgov: The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) plays a role in vaccine safety monitoring, including #COVID19 vaccines. ACIP’s 15 members review many aspects of vaccines, like safety & effectiveness. Learn more about ACIP: https://bit.ly/3dF34P4

In a new @CDCMMWR, possible COVID-19-related symptom visits were common 1-6 months after diagnosis among adults with #COVID19 who didn’t require a hospital stay. Patients & clinicians should be aware of the potential for post-COVID conditions. More: https://t.co/Z1jBzuGrFg https://t.co/YM5pEPamJG

It’s important for everyone to use all the tools available to help stop this pandemic as we learn more about how #COVID19 vaccines work in real-world conditions. Continue to wear a mask and stay at least 6 feet away from

As of April 19, national forecasts predict 2,100–8,800 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending May 15. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 579,000–596,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl          https://t.co/NrtmJkcjfy

As of April 19, national forecasts predict 249,000–724,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 15. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU        https://t.co/zRJcE5mjDq

As of April 19, national forecasts predict 2,200–8,200 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on May 17. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV        https://t.co/c4YaucwaNd

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) plays a role in vaccine safety monitoring, including #COVID19 vaccines. ACIP’s 15 members review many aspects of vaccines, like safety & effectiveness. Learn more about ACIP: https://t.co/bHCGKohsRS       https://t.co/jS4fiGuwBW

RT @CDCgov: If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or if you could have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, consider getting tested. For testing locations near you, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing webpage: https://bit.ly/3gmWGhp

School administrators: CDC has released updated guidance that can help in planning for and implementing #COVID19 case investigation and contact tracing in K-12 schools and institutions of higher education. Learn more: https://t.co/1v22PrPeYj       https://t.co/CGs7zP8rPa

If you have symptoms of COVID-19 or if you could have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, consider getting tested. For testing locations near you, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing webpage: https://t.co/8Yx3XcHCLM https://t.co/G3iM19WWor

RT @CDCgov: Alaska’s testing and quarantine requirements for air travelers, started in June 2020, may have limited #COVID19 brought into the state and contributed to the state’s low case numbers last summer. Learn more: http://bit.ly/7016a2

A new @CDCMMWR finds nearly 400 #COVID19 cases occurred among incarcerated people at Idaho correctional facilities with work-release programs. Correctional facilities with work release programs should consider steps to reduce COVID-19 spread. More: https://t.co/glFkrxAS5M https://t.co/1fitN0u5BN

Alaska’s testing and quarantine requirements for air travelers, started in June 2020, may have limited #COVID19 brought into the state and contributed to the state’s low case numbers last summer. Learn more: https://t.co/Sl5vW94N6E         https://t.co/8JfeC2e6QX

Traveling to a @NatlParkService park for #NationalParkWeek? #KnowBeforeYouGo: Check Travel Planner for #COVID19 related guidance for your destination & along your route: https://t.co/KODf8PHCds #PrepYourHealth https://t.co/1zqnssFged

RT @CDCgov: #DYK? The Federal Retail Pharmacy Program partners with retail pharmacies to expand #COVID19 vaccination at community sites like schools, stadiums, & more. Read stories from the field to learn how pharmacies are helping get people vaccinated in the

Nearly 60% of U.S. states and territories are reporting high rates of #COVID19. Help slow the spread in your community: 😷 Wear a mask. ↔️ Stay 6 feet apart. ✅ Get vaccinated when it’s available to you. 🚫 Avoid crowds.

#DYK? The Federal Retail Pharmacy Program partners with retail pharmacies to expand #COVID19 vaccination at community sites like schools, stadiums, & more. Read stories from the field to learn how pharmacies are helping get people vaccinated in the U.S.: https://t.co/Y6SRHCNhUE 

.@CDCgov has new recommendations for participants at adult day care & their caregivers. Protect yourself & others from #COVID19. Wear a mask, stay at least 6 feet apart, wash your hands often, & get a #COVID19 vaccine when it’s available

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on school reopening strategies, spread of virus during church singing, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/IF79gP3sVh        https://t.co/fphRulRls0

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, April 26, at 3:00 pm EDT, for more information on #diabetes care and prevention during the pandemic. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/DgcvyJs75q         https://t.co/UG8Pdmarfk

RT @CDCgov: If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start doing some things again, like gathering indoors with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3btJaFU

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can start doing some things again, like gathering indoors with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks. Learn more: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO https://t.co/DslBMmrTno

#DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. #GetInvolved: Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot. Learn

A new @CDCMMWR looking at #COVID19 in a Kentucky skilled nursing facility finds vaccination was 87% effective in preventing infections with symptoms. More: https://t.co/LLSZCIZVQX         https://t.co/cR9veXST6O

A new @CDCMMWR found #COVID19 vaccination was effective in Chicago skilled nursing facilities. Among vaccinated residents and staff who got COVID-19 after 2 doses of COVID-19 vaccine, most had no symptoms or mild illness. https://t.co/9ALO3mPykl         https://t.co/6JnYoxOUZG

#WearAMask in public to help #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. When choosing a mask, make sure it fits snugly against your face, covers your nose and mouth, and has multiple layers. More on masks: https://t.co/easmKh2UTu        https://t.co/Fy75HNcNJG

RT @CDCgov: DYK? If you have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, you can get tested for free nationwide. To find a free testing site, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing Sites webpage:

#DYK? CDC’s COVID Data Tracker includes demographic information about people who have received a #COVID19 vaccine. See how many people by age group have been fully vaccinated. Learn more: https://t.co/ZIUYQvbbw7 https://t.co/10H9uFPxoA

DYK? If you have symptoms or have been exposed to someone with #COVID19, you can get tested for free nationwide. To find a free testing site, visit your health department website or the HHS Community-Based Testing Sites webpage: https://t.co/sVVD3eFQKN https://t.co/H1TJC3KWqi

RT @CDCgov: Health Departments: You play an important role in teaching your community about #COVID19 vaccines. CDC’s new toolkit has tools to help you educate community members about COVID-19 vaccines and address their questions and concerns. See it here: https://bit.ly/32x2XPq

Health Departments: You play an important role in teaching your community about #COVID19 vaccines. CDC’s new toolkit has tools to help you educate community members about COVID-19 vaccines and address their questions and concerns. See it here: https://t.co/Uqx5kFiSHK     

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19, you can observe #Ramadan safely with other fully vaccinated people without wearing masks. Learn more about CDC’s recommendations for people fully vaccinated against COVID-19: https://t.co/FJMon7WlFO       https://t.co/RbEmsSkSo3

RT @CDCgov: The recent pause on Johnson & Johnson’s #COVID19 Vaccine shows that safety monitoring systems, like the Vaccine Adverse Event eporting System (VAERS), are working. Learn about VAERS: https://bit.ly/3mVzhoA

The recent pause on Johnson & Johnson’s #COVID19 Vaccine shows that safety monitoring systems, like the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), are working. Learn about VAERS: https://t.co/ICtaPJQg89 https://t.co/BwOhjWjVWf

RT @ACLgov: Apr. 21: @WHCOVIDResponse & @CDCgov virtual forum: Breaking Down Barriers for People Who Have Challenges Accessing #COVID19 Vaccination. Incl. people w/ #disabilities. ACL Acting Admin. Alison Barkoff + CDC & @fema speakers. Relay captions, ASL. Register: http://ow.ly/waY950Es2nb

If you need to use public transportation, take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Stay up-to-date with information from transit authorities, #WearAMask, avoid touching surfaces, and stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/x1x4xRmezc       

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines are a safe way to build protection. As of April 19, more than 132.3 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 85.3 million are

#COVID19 vaccines are a safe way to build protection. As of April 19, more than 132.3 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 85.3 million are fully vaccinated.

RT @CDCgov: While Johnson & Johnson’s #COVID19 Vaccine remains paused, you can still get the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine. If you were scheduled to get the J&J vaccine, work with your vaccination provider to reschedule to get a different vaccine.

Youth sports administrators & coaches: CDC has a toolkit to protect teams & players and communicate with your community during #COVID19. Find guidance and planning documents, web resources, posters, fact sheets, & more: https://t.co/uBIxxJVQRR         https://t.co/HAQnjnkRQC

CDC has new recommendations for participants at adult day care & their caregivers. Protect yourself & others from #COVID19. Wear a mask, stay at least 6 feet apart, wash your hands often, & get a #COVID19 vaccine when it’s available

RT @CDCgov: #DYK CDC works with state, territorial, local, and tribal public health experts to provide #COVID19 solutions to advance health equity around the country? Learn more: http://bit.ly/3tfZ9xB

While Johnson & Johnson’s #COVID19 Vaccine remains paused, you can still get the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine. If you were scheduled to get the J&J vaccine, work with your vaccination provider to reschedule to get a different vaccine. More: https://t.co/SVTRkAZ7gj 

#DYK CDC works with state, territorial, local, and tribal public health experts to provide #COVID19 solutions to advance health equity around the country? Learn more: https://t.co/8HqUGpQvjn        https://t.co/p0tXRhmZZn

RT @CDCDirector: We’re in a complicated stage of the pandemic. Ppl are being vaccinated at an accelerated pace, yet #COVID19 cases & hospitalizations are increasing in some areas, & cases among younger, unvaccinated ppl are also increasing. But, we can

RT @CDCDirector: Getting the #COVID19 vaccine is so much more than a vaccination- it’s a step towards protecting yourself, your loved ones, and fellow Americans. It’s a step towards helping us finally get back to the things we love.

RT @CDCDirector: As of today, all people age 16 and up are eligible for a #COVID19 vaccine. We have real-world data that the COVID-19 vaccines WORK. One of the most important things we all can do to protect our loved

RT @CDCgov: Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “When to Clean, When to Disinfect, and What Science Says about SARS-CoV-2 on Surfaces.” Retweet and Register: https://bit.ly/3mKCqHD  #Handwashing

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “When to Clean, When to Disinfect, and What Science Says about SARS-CoV-2 on Surfaces.” Retweet and Register: https://t.co/ylgfHRxxcH #Handwashing https://t.co/peXL68FJ3z

RT @CDCgov: As #COVID19 vaccines roll out, cities are working to make sure people at higher risk for severe illness are getting vaccinated. Learn about Baltimore’s unique approach to distributing COVID-19 vaccines and educating its African American faith community: https://bit.ly/2RH7Lj1

If you need to use public transportation, take steps to protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Stay up-to-date with information from transit authorities, #WearAMask, avoid touching surfaces, and stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn more: https://t.co/tQ0pQS0qSh       https://t.co/BuCr62zvKE

Make sure your #mask fits snugly on your face to help prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. Masks don’t work well if there are gaps between your mask & face. Gaps can let air with respiratory droplets containing the virus leak

CDC’s Commander Erin Sauber-Schatz shares how watching people take steps to prevent #COVID19 inspires her. Do your part: #WearAMask. Stay at least 6 ft apart. Avoid crowds & poorly ventilated spaces. Get a vaccine when it’s available to you. More:

Talk with your children and co-parent about the importance of healthy behaviors, like wearing a mask and staying 6 feet from others. Share how practicing these habits consistently will help protect everyone from #COVID19. Learn more: https://t.co/DmfPOB7nbu       

It’s allergy season. #COVID19 & seasonal allergies share some symptoms, but not others. Use this chart to compare the symptoms of COVID-19 & seasonal allergies so you can tell the difference. If you’re sick, you may need a COVID-19 test.

Deblina Datta says #COVID19 causes more illness than nearly any other disease she knows. “When I expect this virus to zig, it zags,” she says. As a vaccine expert, Deblina encourages everyone to get a #COVID19 vaccine when it’s available

Despite more Americans being vaccinated every day, #COVID19 cases and hospitalizations are increasing in some parts of the country. Cases are increasing among young people who have not yet been vaccinated. Read more about the state of the pandemic: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1

RT @CDCgov: #DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot.

Based on COVID-NET data in recent weeks, rates of #COVID19 hospitalizations in adults ages 50–64 have risen faster than other age groups in several states. 😷 Wear a mask ↔️ Stay 6 feet from others ✅ Get vaccinated when you

Handwashing is an important way to protect yourself and others from #COVID19 and other illnesses. Wash your hands often with soap & water for at least 20 seconds. If soap & water are not available, use hand sanitizer with at

#DYK? Risk for severe illness from #COVID19 increases with age, with older adults at highest risk. Help older adults in your family or community by offering to make their vaccination appointment or driving them to get their shot. Learn more:

RT @CDC_AMD: The White House announced $1.7 billion investment through @CDCgov to increase genomic surveillance of SARS-CoV-2. #COVID19 #AMD

Health departments and public health professionals have used contact tracing for decades to slow or stop the spread of infectious diseases. The success of #COVID19 contact tracing depends on people’s participation. Learn more: https://t.co/1uCjyQ2B3Q       https://t.co/I1OGL1Jb4Q

As #COVID19 vaccines roll out, cities are working to make sure people at higher risk for severe illness are getting vaccinated. Learn about Baltimore’s unique approach to distributing COVID-19 vaccines and educating its African American faith community: https://t.co/GQiSip1LKt https://t.co/l5gPxjRAAc

RT @CDCgov: #DYK? Older adults are at high risk of getting seriously ill with #COVID19. To help protect them, older adults, their caregiver, and families all need to get vaccinated. Learn how community organizations can help: https://bit.ly/3tSvIlQ

#DYK? Older adults are at high risk of getting seriously ill with #COVID19. To help protect them, older adults, their caregivers, and families all need to get vaccinated. Learn how community organizations can help: https://t.co/2rF0CHZcR6         https://t.co/Q7kKeV3T8h

#Nurses: CDC and Medscape are answering your 5 most common questions about #COVID19 vaccines. Feel confident in your decision to get vaccinated and prepare yourself for questions your family, friends, and patients might have. More: https://t.co/V43UC042ys        https://t.co/P1r5L6tclI

RT @CDCgov: HCPs: If you are working at a #COVID19 vaccination site, protect yourself from needlestick injuries while administering vaccine or helping at the site. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3e5NBGK

RT @CDCgov: As of April 12, national forecasts predict 264,000–850,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 8. More: http://bit.ly/CDC_CForecast

As of April 12, national forecasts predict 264,000–850,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 8. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU. https://t.co/GRag1VPlO7

As of April 12, national forecasts predict 2,500–10,500 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending May 8. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 574,000–598,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl. https://t.co/8ADYpuR8Rh

As of April 12, national forecasts predict 2,500–9,300 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on May 10. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV          https://t.co/nicIadXpxH

A new @CDCMMWR on US emergency department visits during #COVID19 finds a larger proportion of emergency department patients are seeking care for mental and behavioral health-related concerns; https://t.co/8sQ9vNBbRC        https://t.co/0pNLs67lkf

RT @CDC_eHealth: Health workers & emergency responders: Your tireless work to end #COVID19 may lead to stress and burnout. Learn ways to improve health and build resilience in this training. https://bit.ly/3qQXbSt #CDCLearning

A new @CDCMMWR #COVID19 Stats shows that the percentage of overall emergency department visits in the United States for COVID-19 were much higher than for influenza during June 2020 – March 2021. Learn more: https://t.co/JOzMBfNU58         https://t.co/5Tj8H03ZMk

A mask is NOT a substitute for staying at least 6 feet away from others. To protect yourself and others from #COVID19, #WearAMask that fits snugly against the sides of your face AND stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn

RT @CDCgov: We know pausing use of the J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine is concerning, especially for those who recently got this vaccine. Have questions? Here’s what you need to know: https://bit.ly/3acYSnz

We know pausing use of the J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine is concerning, especially for those who recently got this vaccine. Have questions? Here’s what you need to know: https://t.co/SVTRkBgIET       https://t.co/HyuGZmlIrZ

#WearAMask in public to help #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. When choosing a mask, make sure it fits snugly against your face, covers your nose and mouth, and has multiple layers. More on masks: https://t.co/easmKh2UTu       https://t.co/hnpvqxBClN

RT @CDCgov: Of nearly 7 million doses of J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine given in the US, a small number of cases of a rare & severe type of blood clot have been reported in people after receiving the vaccine. CDC &

The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) is reviewing the reported J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine adverse events and determining next steps. Here is what you need to know: https://t.co/SVTRkAZ7gj https://t.co/fr4gEFCs5Z

Of nearly 7 million doses of J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine given in the US, a small number of cases of a rare & severe type of blood clot have been reported in people after receiving the vaccine. CDC & @US_FDA recommend

If you got the J&J/Janssen #COVID19 Vaccine in the last 3 weeks, seek urgent medical care if you develop symptoms like a severe headache, leg swelling, or shortness of breath. See other concerning symptoms: https://t.co/SVTRkBgIET        https://t.co/k7MXOKVTZM

#COVID19 vaccine safety systems like the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) are working. This potential safety issue was caught, and this pause reflects our commitment to transparency as CDC and @US_FDA review the data. Learn more: https://t.co/SVTRkBgIET https://t.co/e6crsYDueE

If you are scheduled to get the J&J/Janssen #COVID19 vaccine, please work with your vaccination provider to reschedule to get another COVID-19 vaccine. Two other COVID-19 vaccines, Pfizer-BioNTech & Moderna, are authorized and recommended for use. More: https://t.co/SVTRkBgIET https://t.co/R3ZnSB0HKl

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 cases have been on the rise since March 20. The current 7-day moving average of daily new cases is 69,953, a 10% increase from the previous week. Stop the spread. Practice healthy habits. Wear a mask. Stay

#DYK? @CDCgov’s #COVID19 Data Tracker can now show county-level vaccination data. #StayInformed of the vaccine rollout in the United States by county: https://t.co/NG2P2lGEL4       https://t.co/oe2PLa1rTt

#COVID19 cases have been on the rise since March 20. The current 7-day moving average of daily new cases is 69,953, a 10% increase from the previous week. Stop the spread. Practice healthy habits. Wear a mask. Stay 6 feet

RT @CDCgov: 🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on the use of air cleaners to reduce spread of the virus in a hospital, mask effectiveness, and more Read the full update: https://bit.ly/2QcHQyR

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on the use of air cleaners to reduce spread of the virus in a hospital, mask effectiveness, and more. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/jl70edlZFK       https://t.co/YKpErLt6mx

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, April 19, at 3:00 pm EDT, for more information on the science of SARS-CoV-2 on surfaces: when to clean & when to disinfect. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/ylgfHRP8Bh #Handwashing https://t.co/m9GTb9RVv2

RT @CDCDirector: I know pausing administration of the Johnson & Johnson #COVID19 vaccine has led to questions, esp. for those who recently received a J&J vaccine. We made this decision out of an abundance of caution & b/c of our

HCPs: If you are working at a #COVID19 vaccination site, protect yourself from needlestick injuries while administering vaccines or helping at the site. Learn more: https://t.co/starzLwiUn        https://t.co/XvEwGI0ncI

Conditions in the places where people live, learn, work, play, and worship can affect health risks and outcomes. Learn how CDC is supporting work to help ALL communities overcome #COVID19: https://t.co/8HqUGpyUrP https://t.co/lwzk4LjhHX

A new @CDCMMWR finds leaving the middle seat vacant on airplanes could reduce exposure to #COVID19 infections up to 57% compared to full occupancy. Learn more: https://t.co/hF2bCx3WBg      https://t.co/tAHgf7rVQj

RT @NIOSH: Are you a #wildland #firefighter? Unique work conditions and exposure to wildfires can put you at increased risk for #COVID19. Prevent the spread of COVID-19 on the job, when staying at a camp, and when traveling to a

Wearing gloves is not necessary for protection from #COVID19 in most situations, like running errands. However, @CDCgov does recommend wearing gloves when you are caring for someone who is sick or cleaning. Learn more: https://t.co/BFXb6ajns0         https://t.co/N2hcsmUMvB

New: Track #COVID19 variants across the globe on CDC’s COVID Data Tracker. Understanding variants and their spread can help us stop the virus. Learn more: https://t.co/qw5SWo5t9u          https://t.co/96bdf9Ynnd

#Antibiotics aren’t always the answer. Antibiotics are needed only to treat certain infections caused by bacteria, not viruses like those that cause colds, flu, or #COVID19. Ask your doctor about the best treatment to help you relieve symptoms. More: https://t.co/Zq0HmVtZ4h 

RT @CDCgov: #WearAMask to prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. If you use a disposable mask, the knot and tuck method can help your mask fit better against your face without gaps. Learn how to improve your mask’s fit.

#WearAMask with multiple layers that covers your nose AND mouth and secure it under your chin. Make sure it fits snugly against the sides of your face to best protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Learn more about masks: https://t.co/easmKh2UTu 

#WearAMask to prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. If you use a disposable mask, the knot and tuck method can help your mask fit better against your face without gaps. Learn how to improve your mask’s fit. https://t.co/BTgPDysxFO

The safest way to observe #Ramadan & protect yourself & others from #COVID19 is to celebrate with people you live with, with others virtually, or outside staying 6 ft apart. Enjoy customs like #Iftar at home & attend religious services

It’s important for everyone to use all the tools available to help stop this pandemic as we learn more about how #COVID19 vaccines work in real-world conditions. Continue to wear a mask and stay at least 6 feet away from

#COVID19 vaccines are safe and effective. As of April 12, almost 121 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 74 million are fully vaccinated. More: https://t.co/zYLe3H12re     

RT @CDCgov: Some racial and ethnic minority groups are at greater risk of getting sick, having more severe illness, and dying from #COVID19. CDC is leading public health efforts to ensure these groups have equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine.

Watch: CDC’s Commander Erin Sauber-Schatz discusses the importance of staying active as a way to cope during #COVID19. Take care of your body and get moving to lessen fatigue, anxiety, or sadness. Learn more about coping with stress: https://t.co/LUkDdMAI1F   

Mask mandates, along with other prevention measures, can help prevent #COVID19 and could especially benefit essential workers and those working in crowded conditions. Learn more: https://t.co/WX4uZ9zEJ3 https://t.co/KBxdT7IAhw

DYK? #COVID19 vaccines are safe and effective. After you are fully vaccinated, you can start to do some things you stopped doing because of the pandemic. Learn more and get a vaccine when one is available to you. https://t.co/mUsXpasZ4S   

RT @CDCgov: Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “Contact Tracing for COVID-19: Do we still need it? (You bet we do!)” Retweet and Register: https://bit.ly/3rYY7EA   #ContactTracing

Some racial and ethnic minority groups are at greater risk of getting sick, having more severe illness, and dying from #COVID19. CDC is leading public health efforts to ensure these groups have equitable access to the COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more:

Want to learn how you can be reimbursed at #Medicare rates for delivering #COVID19 care to the uninsured? Register for this @HRSAgov webinar happening Tuesday 4/13 at 2PM ET to learn more: https://t.co/LELNyY8abo

A new @CDCMMWR shows some racial/ethnic minority groups were more likely to receive emergency department care for #COVID19 than non-Hispanic White people. https://t.co/zNerqb6Hqx        https://t.co/kVrCIo5Ots

New @CDCMMWR findings show why it’s important to prioritize prevention resources, including COVID-19 vaccination, to reach disproportionately affected communities and to reduce the need for emergency care for #COVID19. https://t.co/zNerqb6Hqx https://t.co/HhRceE5BWD

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call at 3:00 pm EDT, “Contact Tracing for COVID-19: Do we still need it? (You bet we do!)” Retweet and Register: https://t.co/poULFwxCac #ContactTracing https://t.co/JglHZV5u0r

A new @CDCMMWR shows the percentage of hospitalizations for #COVID19 was highest for Hispanic patients across each region of the US, underscoring the importance of identifying and addressing factors that contribute to COVID-19 related disparities. https://t.co/PS0ZTvmlIZ https://t.co/Rd47lMjmRZ

RT @CDCgov: #WearAMask while traveling to #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. Masks are required on planes, buses, trains, rideshares, and other forms of public transportation, including while you are in airports and stations. More: https://bit.ly/3m68x2R

Substance use disorders can make you more likely to get severely ill from #COVID19. If you think you or someone you love might be experiencing a substance use disorder, learn about topics like access to treatment programs, harm reduction strategies

#WearAMask with multiple layers that covers your nose AND mouth and secure it under your chin. Make sure it fits snugly against the sides of your face to best protect yourself and others from #COVID19. Learn more about masks: https://t.co/iOQv5OMdKA 

It’s allergy season. #COVID19 & seasonal allergies share some symptoms, but not others. Use this chart to compare the symptoms of COVID-19 & seasonal allergies so you can tell the difference. If you’re sick, you may need a COVID-19 test.

#WearAMask while traveling to #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. Masks are required on planes, buses, trains, rideshares, and other forms of public transportation, including while you are in airports and stations. More: https://t.co/bpOhIx8xbS          https://t.co/NYaHsp1NPM

It’s important for everyone to use all the tools available to help stop this pandemic as we learn more about how #COVID19 vaccines work in real-world conditions. Continue to wear a mask and stay at least 6 feet away from

🌻 Spring is in the air. Both seasonal allergies and #COVID19 can cause cough, fatigue, and headache, but fever and chills are more common with COVID-19. Use this chart to learn more similarities and differences between COVID-19 & allergies. More:

If you are fully vaccinated against #COVID19 (it’s been 2 weeks since the last shot in your series) and are exposed to someone with COVID-19, you are not required to quarantine if you haven’t had any symptoms. Learn more: https://t.co/TRZRzx3cym 

#COVID19-associated hospitalization rates have fallen since the peak in early January 2021, especially for older adults. However, rates have plateaued or risen in recent weeks in all age groups. Wear a mask. Get vaccinated when you can. Learn more: https://t.co/tOM3nW3opu 

The current increase in #COVID19 cases in the US could be driven by more contagious SARS-CoV-2 variants. B.1.1.7, the most common variant in the US, has been reported in all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Learn more: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1     

When you’re fully vaccinated for #COVID19, 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

Wearing gloves is not necessary for protection from #COVID19 in most situations, like running errands. However, CDC does recommend wearing gloves when you are caring for someone who is sick or cleaning. Learn more: https://t.co/nsSOBWUA4D           https://t.co/2uLokHtAER

Three #COVID19 vaccines are authorized and recommended in the U.S.: Pfizer-BioNTech, Moderna, and Johnson & Johnson/Janssen. Getting vaccinated with the first vaccine available to you is important to protect yourself and others. Learn more: https://t.co/xqnuK2W1lE https://t.co/Ezmsvrr9qC

A new CDC report looking at county-level data from June-September 2020 found that statewide closures and mask mandates likely slowed the spread of #COVID19, especially in medium/small metro nonmetropolitan counties. For more information: https://t.co/WX4uZ9zEJ3       https://t.co/FN6Otr5J0M

#HCPs: Substance use disorders can increase the risk of severe illness from #COVID19. Learn about resources you can offer your patients, including treatment programs, telemedicine and more: https://t.co/vHThYp3Xxz https://t.co/5ekDBPU9JF

#VaxFact: None of the #COVID19 vaccines authorized and recommended for use in the United States contains the live virus that causes COVID-19. This means that COVID-19 vaccines can’t make you sick with COVID-19. More vaccine facts: https://t.co/c3T9VAF5Ce       

Make a plan to get a #COVID19 vaccine when it becomes available to you. ✔ Visit your health department’s website for information on COVID-19 vaccination. ✔ Learn what to expect at your vaccine appointment. ✔ Know what to expect after

A new CDC update on post-COVID conditions describes a range of health conditions that can be present more than 4 weeks after initial infection with virus that causes #COVID19. Find out more about these conditions. https://t.co/ofnzDKDpRU         https://t.co/0unu4XC7w9

As of April 5, national forecasts predict 219,000–758,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending May 1. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU        https://t.co/abtcOsbteC

As of April 5, national forecasts predict 2,300–10,100 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending May 1. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 568,000–588,000. More: https://t.co/rcqjOX3Ypl       https://t.co/pWPj9zbwbw

As of April 5, national forecasts predict 2,400–11,000 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on May 3. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV          https://t.co/JXN6YFhSOn

#DYK some people with disabilities may have a higher risk of #COVID19 illness? This includes people who live in group settings, people who have trouble practicing preventive measures, and people who need close contact with caregivers. Learn more: https://t.co/L8uGNMteuH https://t.co/gVr3ILQArt

The #COVID19 pandemic has illuminated longstanding racial and ethnic health inequities that have persisted in this country for centuries. Learn more about how CDC is working to understand and measure the health impacts of racism. https://t.co/Gtpe22asT3

A new @CDCMMWR finds that in northern Montana’s Blackfeet Tribal Reservation, stay-at-home orders and mask requirements were associated with a 33-fold drop in rate of new #COVID19 cases during Fall 2020. Learn more: https://t.co/TXMpvUHQHL         https://t.co/vVI8apyIdP

New @CDCMMWR finds in Montana during Mar–Nov 2020, the rate of new #COVID19 cases among American Indian or Alaska Native persons was more than 2x that among White persons. Rate of COVID-19 deaths among AI/AN persons was nearly 4x that

A new @CDCMMWR shows how a contact tracing program managed by Spirit Lake Tribe in North Dakota was effective at reaching tribe members affected by #COVID19. This program might help inform similar programs in other tribes and the public health

New #COVID19 Stats in @CDCMMWR shows testing protocols in colleges & universities differed by class instruction type in spring 2021. About half didn’t publish protocols for testing students without symptoms, who can have & spread COVID-19. Learn more: https://t.co/GBXwPWnTh9 https://t.co/JEN2hUGP4L

Some people have side effects after getting their #COVID19 vaccine, but these usually go away within a few days. Side effects after your second shot may be more intense than the ones you experienced after your first shot. More: https://t.co/Sygs9VhwN6 

🧪 COVID-19 Science Update: Read the latest #COVID19 research on vaccine effectiveness, strategies for testing asymptomatic airline passengers, and the B.1.1.7 variant, first identified in the U.K. 👓 Read the full update: https://t.co/MrwAjEn0D0     https://t.co/YENb18v4XB

The number of new daily #COVID19 cases has been increasing for 3 weeks. As of April 5, over half of U.S. states and territories have a high burden of COVID-19. Stay vigilant. Practice healthy habits. #WearAMask. Stay 6 feet apart.

#WearAMask in public to help #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. When choosing a mask, make sure it fits snugly against your face, covers your nose and mouth, and has multiple layers. More on masks: https://t.co/easmKh2UTu           https://t.co/nflHaEEhYc

#COVID19 vaccines are new, and it’s normal to have questions about them. You can help friends and family by listening with empathy and identifying the cause of their concerns. Learn more COVID-19 vaccine conversation tips: https://t.co/tGGql5cDOC         https://t.co/Ol2s0zC8Jy

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, April 12, at 3:00 pm EDT, for updated information on #ContactTracing and why it’s still important to stop the spread of COVID-19. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/poULFwxCac       https://t.co/5jMFFNxoTW

RT @CDCDirector: I’m looking forward to joining @abcnews @DrJAshton for an #AskTheExperts Instagram Live! We’re talking #COVID19 vaccines and I hope you’ll join us over on the CDC Instagram page today at 5:30pm ET. http://instagram.com/cdcgov

#DYK? CDC’s #COVID19 Data Tracker can now show county-level vaccination data. Follow the vaccine rollout in the United States by county: https://t.co/iSLwhCwlZ2         https://t.co/kNQECFBrLV

#COVID19 spreads mostly through close contact between people, but it is possible to be infected by touching surfaces covered w/ germs. Protect yourself & others: wear a mask, wash your hands, & clean high touch surfaces w/ soap & water

New report: Free, in-school #COVID19 testing at Utah elementary schools was higher among students of racial minority groups & in areas with higher COVID-19 rates. As schools consider reopening, in-school testing could help reach underserved communities: https://t.co/KSBEECgPIu https://t.co/aIQmw7ORfW

#DYK? You can learn about how #COVID19 might affect pregnant people & their infants using CDC’s COVID Data Tracker. Data from 22 U.S. state & local health departments show information about trimester of infection, type of delivery, & more. See

#WearAMask when you are in a restaurant, particularly indoors & when speaking with restaurant workers and servers. Only remove your mask when you’re actively eating or drinking. Masks help protect both you & others from #COVID19. More: https://t.co/odl2kkbXkj https://t.co/1gUMmIZd6A

Wondering how viral vector #COVID19 vaccines work? This new infographic explains how viral vector vaccines help our bodies recognize and fight viruses. See infographic: https://t.co/DhQ1VfmTNR https://t.co/4UtWuO0ZCe

A viral vector vaccine uses a harmless version of a different virus to deliver information to your body that helps it protect you. The vaccine does not contain the virus that causes #COVID19 and cannot give you COVID-19. Learn more:

Have questions about how viral vector vaccines protect you against #COVID19? They teach your body how to recognize the virus that causes COVID-19. If you are exposed to the virus later, your body will know how to fight it off.

If you are exposed to the real #COVID19 virus after being vaccinated, your body sees these proteins and tells your immune system to fight the virus. Learn more: https://t.co/DhQ1VfmTNR       https://t.co/K0qERcsGqs

Remember, when your body responds to the #COVID19 vaccine, it can sometimes feel like a viral infection. You may have tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, fever, or nausea. This are normal signs that your body is building protection. Learn more:

Getting a COVID-19 vaccine is an important tool to help stop the pandemic. More on how viral vector #COVID19 vaccines work: https://t.co/DhQ1VfmTNR       https://t.co/P4JdeRJVct

A mask is NOT a substitute for staying at least 6 feet away from others. To protect yourself and others from #COVID19, #WearAMask that fits snugly against the sides of your face AND stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn

RT @CDCgov: Have questions on how mRNA vaccines protect against #COVID19? The mRNA in #COVID19 vaccines has information to teach your body how to fight the virus. The vaccine does not contain live virus, so it can’t give you COVID-19.

Wondering how mRNA #COVID19 vaccines work? This new infographic explains how mRNA vaccines help our bodies recognize and fight viruses. See infographic: https://t.co/WK1dmAm8Bn        https://t.co/SJ8r5Xf6MF

mRNA vaccines teach our cells how to make a protein that triggers an immune response to #COVID19 inside our bodies. The immune response makes antibodies that protect us from getting infected if the real virus enters our bodies. More: https://t.co/WK1dmAm8Bn

If you are exposed to the real #COVID19 virus after being vaccinated, your body recognizes these proteins and tells your immune system to fight the virus. Learn more: https://t.co/WK1dmAm8Bn       https://t.co/KNiiKs5HMG

Have questions on how mRNA vaccines protect against #COVID19? The mRNA in #COVID19 vaccines has information to teach your body how to fight the virus. The vaccine does not contain live virus, so it can’t give you COVID-19. It cannot

Remember, when your body responds to the #COVID19 vaccine, it can sometimes feel like a viral infection. You may have tiredness, headache, muscle pain, chills, fever, or nausea. These are normal signs your body is building protection. Learn more: https://t.co/WK1dmAm8Bn

#COVID19 vaccines are an important tool to stop this pandemic. Learn more about mRNA vaccines and how they help protect you against COVID-19: https://t.co/WK1dmAm8Bn       https://t.co/W0EI11fzhc

RT @CDCgov: #COVID19 vaccines can’t make you sick with COVID-19. As of April 5, more than 107 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 62 million are fully

#COVID19 vaccines can’t make you sick with COVID-19. As of April 5, more than 107 million people in the United States had received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine. Of those, more than 62 million are fully vaccinated. More:

RT @EPA: According to @CDCgov, the risk of getting #COVID19 by touching a contaminated surface is considered low. Follow @CDCgov, State, and local guidelines, including wearing masks, good ventilation, social distancing, hand washing, and cleaning surfaces. https://cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/science/science-briefs/index.html

#COVID19 spreads mostly through close contact between people, but it is possible to be infected by touching surfaces covered w/ germs. Protect yourself & others: wear a mask, wash your hands, & clean high touch surfaces w/ soap & water

RT @CDCgov: Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update call at 3:00 pm EDT, “Ask an Expert: Q&A with a CDC Expert on Current COVID-19 Guidance.” Retweet and Register: https://bit.ly/3fxNR3T

Join today’s CDC #COVID19 Partner Update call at 3:00 pm EDT, “Ask an Expert: Q&A with a CDC Expert on Current COVID-19 Guidance.” Retweet and Register: https://t.co/9jXNS9unxq           https://t.co/oz2rFzTTqC

A new @CDCMMWR details a bar opening event that led to a #COVID19 outbreak in the community resulting in 46 cases, one hospitalization, and a school closure. More: https://t.co/xDMxthScEG      https://t.co/4JElGfsEvZ

This week, CDC joins APHA @PublicHealth to celebrate #NPHW. As the nation’s public health agency, we thank public health workers for their hard work to protect the health and safety of communities and slow the spread of #COVID19. #ThankYouPublicHealth https://t.co/mXPmOHRAJz

RT @CDCgov: If someone in your household is sick with #COVID19, keep them away from others as much as possible. #WearAMask and stay at least 6 feet apart. More tips: https://bit.ly/2KAILDa

RT @CDCgov: People fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can travel within the United States and do not need COVID-19 testing or post-travel self-quarantine as long as they continue to take precautions while traveling: #WearAMask, avoid crowds, and wash hands frequently. https://bit.ly/3aauF7o

If you are getting a 2-dose #COVID19 vaccine, plan to get your second shot as close as possible to the recommendations—3 weeks for Pfizer-BioNTech and 1 month for Moderna. Learn more: https://t.co/TRFO1nQSWg https://t.co/8WRFDDZl6d

A mask is NOT a substitute for staying at least 6 feet away from others. To protect yourself and others from #COVID19, #WearAMask that fits snugly against the sides of your face AND stay at least 6 feet apart. Learn

If you get a #COVID19 vaccine, wait at least 14 days before getting any other vaccine, including those for flu or shingles. If you get another vaccine first, wait at least 14 days before getting your COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more:

#WearAMask 😷 in public to help #SlowTheSpread of #COVID19. When choosing a mask, make sure it fits snugly against your face, covers your nose and mouth, and has multiple layers. More on masks: https://t.co/iOQv5OMdKA         https://t.co/hOBrfVsFb4

If someone in your household is sick with #COVID19, keep them away from others as much as possible. #WearAMask and stay at least 6 feet apart. More tips: https://t.co/EMQREHMH4c        https://t.co/fFVBJBgvbl

Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations like #COVID19. You may feel anxious, angry, sad, or overwhelmed. If you or a loved one feels overwhelmed, get support 24/7 by calling or texting 1-800-985-5990. Learn more: https://t.co/3Pya8LAbqo        https://t.co/e4K4eyKwAV

CDC’s Framework for Conditional Sailing Order (CSO) provides a phased approach to resuming sailing with passengers in a way that slows the spread of #COVID19 on ships, at ports, and in communities. Learn more about CDC’s CSO Phased Approach: https://t.co/N1oJKZSKnM

CDC has posted technical instructions for port agreements & routine crew #COVID19 testing as a part of next phase of the Sailing Order for cruise ships. The order protects U.S. communities, & ensures a safe environment for crew to work

CDC is committed to achieving health equity by working together to ensure all people have resources to manage their physical and mental health – easy access to information, affordable testing, and medical care – during and after #COVID19. Learn more:

Make sure your #mask fits snugly on your face to help prevent getting and spreading #COVID19. Masks don’t work well if there are gaps between your mask & face. Gaps can let air with respiratory droplets containing the virus leak

#COVID19 hospitalization rates in several COVID-NET sites are increasing after weeks of decline. We all want to get back to normal but must remain cautious. Stop the spread. #WearAMask. Stay 6 feet apart. Get vaccinated when it’s available to you.

Join CDC’s #COVID19 Partner Update call Monday, April 5, at 3:00 pm EDT, to ask an expert on current COVID-19 guidance. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/9jXNS9unxq        https://t.co/mVIlb27SXr

Nearly 154 million doses of #COVID19 vaccines have been administered in the U.S. Recent increases in COVID-19 cases and variants threaten this progress. The race to contain the virus is underway. Our actions will determine the outcome. Learn more: https://t.co/F4bAyObDp1

People fully vaccinated against #COVID19 can travel within the United States and do not need COVID-19 testing or post-travel self-quarantine as long as they continue to take precautions while traveling: #WearAMask, avoid crowds, and wash hands frequently. https://t.co/9uzBuFZyWE https://t.co/C7V8Ip0jJv

CDC issues updated guidance on travel for people fully vaccinated against #COVID19. See full statement: https://t.co/lT4XvQVp5D https://t.co/6JudbKhOEC

Residents of long-term care facilities have been among those most affected by the #COVID19 pandemic. Learn how the Connecticut Long-Term Care Ombudsman program turned to social media to educate its residents about the importance of vaccination. https://t.co/c9TlMiU2ka https://t.co/m5XmZFEhwk

RT @CDCgov: As of March 29, national forecasts predict 3,100–10,200 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending April 24. That would bring the projected total number of U.S. deaths to 565,000–585,000. More: http://bit.ly/CDC_MForecast

It’s allergy season. #COVID19 & seasonal allergies share some symptoms, but not others. Use this chart to compare the symptoms of COVID-19 & seasonal allergies so you can tell the difference. If you’re sick, you may need a COVID-19 test.