CDC invites you to register for the 0601 General #HealthScience occupation series webinar on February 15. We will provide insight into mission-critical #PublicHealth career opportunities with our agency. Register today! bit.ly/3CZf4Y0 @CareersatCDC

COVID-19 responders: @ASTHO worked with partners from CDC, @CSTEnews and others to create an online inventory of digital tools U.S. public health agencies use as part of their COVID-19 response—more in Public Health Reports: bit.ly/3rsTW6s

Adenoviruses can cause a range of mild to severe illnesses such as cold- or flu-like symptoms, fever, and sore throat. Adenoviruses can be spread from an infected person through close personal contact and through the air by coughing or sneezing. More: bit.ly/3YtFucL

If you or a loved one are pregnant, contact a health care provider if you notice #flu symptoms like body aches or chills, fever, or cough. #FightFlu

Join CDC as an evaluator! Apply for the 2023 #Evaluation Fellowship Cohort. Learn more about the CDC Evaluation Fellowship during the final info session online February 10. Register now: bit.ly/3ZMN4Rf #PublicHealth

Clinicians: Do you prescribe #PrEP in your practice? A new lit review explores the potential of using electronic communication tools to increase awareness and uptake of PrEP among Black and Hispanic/Latino people. Learn more: bit.ly/3Xb4Efk #HealthLiteracy

Are you concerned about exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)? The PFAS Multi-site Study (#PFASmss) is a national, collaborative effort aimed to better understand health effects of PFAS exposure. Find out if there’s a study site near you: bit.ly/3ARGaPG

The 2023 U.S. #TB Elimination Champions recognize those who have adapted to a changing public health landscape and remain committed to TB elimination. Nominate a TB Champion today via email or using the hashtag #TBEliminationChampion: bit.ly/33HlH2F @CDC_TB

Looking for a #COVID19 test but not sure where to go? CDC's COVID-19 Testing Locator website can help. Search for a no-cost COVID-19 testing site: testinglocator.cdc.gov

Differences in race & ethnicity can lead to more staph bloodstream infections among people on #dialysis. There are more infections in areas with higher poverty, household crowding, and limited education. Learn how to prevent these infections. bit.ly/3HXXuXc #VitalSigns

New CDC study published in @JAMAPediatrics looks at real-world evidence of the effect of maternal Tdap #vaccination strategy. Study shows an association between Tdap during #pregnancy & reduced rates of #pertussis among infants younger than two months old. bit.ly/3Rq13IL

#DYK lead can be found in toys, especially imported toys, antique toys, and toy jewelry? Lead exposure can cause health risks, such as learning problems and slowed growth. Learn more ways children can be exposed to lead and what you can do: bit.ly/3WsM9mb #LeadFreeKids

Recent report finds that people experiencing homelessness (PEH) had nearly 2X risk of dying from #COVID19 compared with the general population. Vaccination and testing should continue to be prioritized for PEH. Learn more: bit.ly/3XS56zN

Adults on #dialysis are 100x more likely to get a #staph bloodstream infection than adults not on dialysis, shows new CDC #VitalSigns report. Learn what can be done to prevent these serious infections. bit.ly/3HXXuXc #AntimicrobialResistance

Myocarditis after #COVID19 vaccination is rare. Heart problems are 5 times more likely after COVID-19 illness than after COVID-19 vaccination. Learn more: bit.ly/3WWNdPf.

🚨 Multistate Outbreak: Infections Associated with Artificial Tears Products. If you have EzriCare or Delsam Pharma Artificial Tears Products, stop using them and seek medical care immediately if symptoms of an eye infection occur. Learn more: bit.ly/3l75xIv

If you have cancer or care for someone who does, keep #FoodSafety in mind when preparing meals. Anyone can get food poisoning, but people with weakened immune systems, like those with cancer, are more likely to get a serious illness. bit.ly/2LmnrQv #WorldCancerDay

This week’s CDC #FluView report shows seasonal flu activity continues to decline. Only 2.1% of specimens tested in clinical labs were positive for flu last week. Full report: bit.ly/2AfIS02

Older adults are more likely to get very sick from #COVID19. COVID-19 vaccines are effective at reducing severe illness, hospitalization, and death. To find a vaccination location near you, go to vaccines.gov

The latest MMWR Weekly Briefing is live. Topics include: effectiveness of the updated COVID-19 vaccine against XBB-related Omicron variants, prevention and treatment of COVID-19 for people with weakened immune systems, and more. Listen and subscribe: bit.ly/MMWRPodcast

As @PEPFAR turns 20, a new @CDCMMWR report shows its transformative impact in Uganda founded on strong partnerships between PEPFAR, CDC, the Uganda Ministry of Health, and partners. Learn more: bit.ly/mm7204a2 #PEPFAR20

Flu is worse than a cold. It can cause serious illness, hospitalization, or even death. That’s why #flu vaccination is recommended for everyone 6 months and older. Spread the word about the importance of flu vaccination today. bit.ly/3P9TSDJ #FightFlu

CDC invites you to register for our Navigating USAJOBS webinar on February 7. Join us for an informative session on best practices to navigate job vacancies and become a competitive USAJOBS applicant. Register today! bit.ly/3GSaYSN @CareersatCDC

We are celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth and all of the contributions and achievements made to achieve #healthequity. Learn more about minority health and health equity. cdc.gov/minorityhealth…

Recent evidence shows some people can spread #mpox virus from 1-4 days before symptoms appear. Vaccination can help protect people from mpox if they have close contact with someone who has mpox but does not have symptoms. Read the latest CDC Science Brief. bit.ly/3YeLOVe

Flu can be serious. In Madi’s case, she was hospitalized for 93 days. Ten years later, she lost half of her lung due to that initial infection. Madi has gone on to live a healthy life and shares her story so others can avoid the worst of #flu by getting a yearly flu vaccine.

Be safe if the power goes out during a #winter storm. ✔️ Use generators safely to prevent carbon monoxide (CO) poisoning. ✔️ Have a battery-powered or battery backup CO detector in your home. ✔️ Use flashlights rather than candles. Learn more: bit.ly/2D1DjZg

#AntimicrobialResistance is a #OneHealth issue that threatens human and animal health. Resistant germs can spread between people, animals, and our environment. Learn more: bit.ly/3w2mO7S

People older than 60 years of age accounted for over 80% of global estimated COVID-19 deaths, but vaccination coverage for this age group remains below the WHO goal, especially in many middle- and low-income countries: bit.ly/mm7205a1

It's not too late to make a resolution for 2023. Get the added protection of an updated #COVID19 booster to help prevent severe illness or hospitalization. Find a vaccination location near you at vaccines.gov