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As of March 1, national forecasts predict that 166,000–563,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending March 27. More: https://t.co/7AP4I3S9PU         https://t.co/lHYqJCN95c

As of March 1, national forecasts predict that 1,900–10,000 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on March 29. More: https://t.co/Xys80ZGlxV         https://t.co/RU9wu2cNjP

CDC has helped collect and evaluate #COVID19 forecasts from teams around the world over the last 10 months. Ensemble forecasts have consistently been the most accurate. Read more about the advantages of the CDC ensemble forecasts: https://t.co/HM6L4WmWx3       https://t.co/xMrTBzgAKY

Join the CDC #COVID19 Partner Update Call Monday, March 8, at 3:00 pm EST. Title: Expanding the COVID-19 Vaccination Toolbox: An Update on Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen Vaccine EUA and New Federal Vaccination Programs. Retweet and Register: https://t.co/iw1thUfLoC #COVIDVaccine https://t.co/xT92kPYKB8

#COVID19 has highlighted preexisting health disparities, including food insecurity, in people who are deaf and hard-of-hearing. Read #PublicHealthReports study of factors associated with food worry in this group. https://t.co/kQaqyBsdSj          https://t.co/qVvWMnFuAw

NFL Alumni Health President Bart Oates tells us why getting a #COVID19 vaccine is a win-win for fans and players! CDC is teaming up with @nflalumnihealth to help get all of us back in the game. Learn more: https://t.co/IqFmwywrlr   

New in @CDCMMWR: Proper resources and infection control measures can keep infection rates low among healthcare personnel, as shown in a new study of military personnel caring for #COVID19 patients in a field hospital. Learn more: https://t.co/Pm6N8ZbjQa       

RT @CDCgov: New evidence shows why some variants of the virus that causes #COVID19 replicate more quickly & have increased transmission compared to others. Examples of these variants include B.1.1.7, first identified in the U.K. More: https://go.nature.com/3bMw59g

New evidence shows why some variants of the virus that causes #COVID19 replicate more quickly & have increased transmission compared to others. Examples of these variants include B.1.1.7, first identified in the U.K. More: https://t.co/9UVrO5WrGq         https://t.co/p0YZCO1eaT

RT @CDCgov: Cases of #COVID19 are on the rise. As of March 1, the 7-day moving average of new cases is 66,010, a 3.5% increase from the previous week. Now is not the time to relax prevention measures. Wear a