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    May 6

    Updated on May 6: Reported U.S. cases of total close to 1.2 million, with 21 states reporting more than 10,000 COVID-19 cases. County-level data and number of new cases by day are now available. Visit

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  2. 2 hours ago

    has announced a Call for Papers on , inviting practitioners and academic researchers to share challenges, lessons learned, and opportunities for public health practice. Learn more here: .

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  3. 3 hours ago

    A recent CDC study finds that in 2017, opioid prescribing patterns for some conditions like back pain and dental pain did not always align with evidence-based recommendations. Read the full article here: .

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  4. 3 hours ago

    You can help slow the spread of . Practice . Keep at least six feet of physical distance between yourself and others. Wear a cloth face covering when out for essential trips. More tips at .

    COVID-19: Keep Your Distance & Slow the Spread
    Social distancing helps slow the transmission of COVID-19 in your community.
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  5. 4 hours ago

    “I saw this as a great opportunity to… be more on the front lines,” said Jill Brown, a CDC Health Communication Specialist who was a part of the first wave of responders that helped screen passengers for at San Francisco International Airport: .

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  6. 5 hours ago

    Between March 11 and May 2, a total of 32,107 people died in New York City. NYC Dept of Health and Mental Hygiene data showed more than 18,879 laboratory-confirmed or probable COVID-19-associated deaths. See analysis in : .

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  7. 5 hours ago

    California’s arriving traveler monitoring for was limited by poor quality of received traveler data, high volume of travelers, & asymptomatic transmission. Read more about lessons learned in this : .

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  8. 6 hours ago

    Caring for someone with ? Prevent your own illness by practicing everyday preventive actions. Clean hands often, avoid touching your face with unwashed hands, limit contact with anyone who is sick, & frequently clean and disinfect surfaces. More: .

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  9. 6 hours ago

    caregivers: A person who is sick with COVID-19 should wear a cloth face covering if possible to help prevent the virus from spreading to others. Learn more about how to care for someone who is sick: .

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  10. 7 hours ago

    If you have chronic lung disease or asthma, you are at higher risk for getting seriously ill from . Learn how you can take steps to protect yourself and slow the spread at .

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  11. May 10

    Looking for tips on how to safely wear and remove your cloth face covering? Check out and share our new poster for guidance and recommendations: .

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  12. May 10

    Visits to doctor’s offices and emergency rooms for illnesses with symptoms compatible with COVID-19 are declining nationally, likely in part a result of widespread efforts to slow the spread of . See the data in the latest : .

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  13. May 10

    Happy Mother's Day! Today is the start of National Women's Health Week. Encourage the moms, sisters, grandmothers, friends, and coworkers in your life to make their health a priority at any age.

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  14. May 9

    We know is causing anxiety for many of us. during these challenging times. CDC and are partnering to share reliable, trusted information about ways to cope with stress. Learn more: .

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    Apr 30

    Grocery and food retail workers may be at risk for exposure to . ’s new fact sheet provides steps and everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory illness.

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  16. May 9

    New laboratory guidance can help state/local health depts, medical examiners & coroners collecting autopsy specimens for testing. Accurate determination of cause of death in deceased patients is critical in state and national data analysis.

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    EPA & released updated guidance to help facility operators & families properly clean & disinfect spaces, providing step-by-step instructions for public spaces, businesses, schools, & more, in accordance with the Opening Up America Again guidelines.

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  18. May 8

    Most key indicators used to track , such as the percentage of deaths attributed to pneumonia, influenza, or COVID-19, fell from the prior week. CDC will continue to monitor closely in the coming weeks. See report:

    CDC COVIDview 5.8.2020
    CDC COVIDview 5.8.2020
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  19. Retweeted
    May 8

    Do you have a disaster plan for your family (including pets) in the event of a or severe storm? This year be aware that your shelter location may have changed. Check with local authorities and make a plan before the storm.

    Coronavirus Disease 2019
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  20. Retweeted
    May 5

    Grocery workers should avoid touching their nose, mouth, or eyes after handling items or merchandise. Workers should regularly wash their hands for at least 20 seconds. Find more information:

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    May 8

    5 ways to help cope with stress during COVID-19: 1️⃣ PAUSE. Breathe. Notice how you feel 2️⃣ TAKE BREAKS from COVID-19 content 3️⃣ MAKE TIME to sleep & exercise 4️⃣ REACH OUT & stay connected 5️⃣ SEEK HELP if overwhelmed or unsafe *General public health information*

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