ALT Vial labeled COVID-19 Vaccine. Header text is: Key things to know about the updated COVID-vaccine. It is available for those ages 12 and older, completion of the primary series is required and those who have previously received a COVID-19 booster can receive if it has been at least 2 months since their last booster dose. Text overlay on bottom right that reads cdc.gov/coronavirus
ALT An infographic with 4 things you can do to protect yourself from COVID-19. 1. Get Vaccinated; 2. Get tested if you have symptoms; 3. Talk to a healthcare provider or pharmacist about treatments as soon as you test positive; 4. Wear a mask in public indoor settings, especially where COVID-19 Community Levels are high. There are images of a vaccine vial, a COVID-19 test and swab, and a mask.
ALT A map of the U.S. shows COVID-19 community levels as of July 28. 18.7% of counties are in a low community level, 35.5% are in a medium level, and 45.8% are in a high level. 12.1% of the population lives in a low community level, 27% lives in a medium level, and 60.9% lives in a high level. Text says nearly 88% of the U.S. population lives in medium or high COVID-19 Community Level. Source is the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Image is branded with the CDC and HHS logos.
ALT A map of the U.S. shows COVID-19 community levels as of July 14. 25.0% of counties are in a low community level, 39.6% are in a medium level, and 35.4% are in a high level. 15.4% of the population lives in a low community level, 30.1% lives in a medium level, and 54.5% lives in a high level. Text says nearly 85% of the US population lives in medium or high COVID-19 Community Level. Source is the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Image is branded with the CDC and HHS logos.
ALT Person sitting in a doctor’s office with a green bandage on their arm.
ALT A map of the U.S. shows COVID-19 community levels as of June 9. 57.6% of counties are in a low community level, 32.7% are in a medium level, and 9.8% are in a high level. Text says over 67% of the US population lives in medium or high COVID-19 Community Level. Source is the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Image is branded with the CDC and HHS logos.
ALT A graph titled Changes in Wastewater Virus Levels Over Time. The graph has a line showing changes in virus levels in wastewater over time as well as areas in different colors representing wastewater level percent change categories. The left y-axis is percent of wastewater sites in each percent change category. The right y-axis shows the number of sites. The x-axis shows months from January 2021 to June 2022. There is a large area in red, which indicates a large increase in wastewater virus levels. There is also a large light blue area, indicating a 10% to 99% decrease in wastewater virus levels.