This page provides information and resources to help public health departments and laboratories investigate and report COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough cases.… read more »
Category Archives: Coronavirus
What You Should Know About the Possibility of COVID-19 Illness After Vaccination
COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. However, some people who are fully vaccinated will still get COVID-19 if they are exposed to the virus that causes it.… read more »
Previous COVID-19 Forecasts: Deaths – 2020
COVID-19 Graphics and Buttons
CDC has provided buttons and badges for public use. The graphic can be placed in any way that works best for your particular site. We are hoping to see this graphic on as many sites as possible to enhance access to up to date information on Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).… read more »
Previous COVID-19 Forecasts: Deaths – 2021
Operational Considerations for Maintaining Essential Services for and Providing Maternal, Newborn, and Child Healthcare in Low-Resource Countries
it is crucial that the needs of mothers, newborns, and children are kept in mind when developing mitigation strategies for maintaining essential services delivery in low-resource countries, including considering providing services by telehealth where feasible during COVID-19.… read more »
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
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COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Specific Groups of People
Although the vaccine supply is currently limited, CDC is working toward making vaccines widely available for everyone at no cost. Learn more about your state’s plan.… read more »
Protect Children and Teens from COVID-19
Children can get COVID-19. Help protect everyone 5 years and older by getting them vaccinated against COVID-19.… read more »
Sharing and Shifting Tasks to Maintain Essential Healthcare During COVID-19 in Low Resource, non-US settings
The World Health Organization (WHO) outlines two approaches to expand and ensure access to essential health services during the COVID pandemic by optimizing the use of existing healthcare workforce: task shifting and task sharing [1] [2]. Task shifting and task sharing allow for the shifting of tasks from highly qualified healthcare workers (HCWs) to HCWs…… read more »