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Getting COVID-19 vaccines together with other recommended vaccines, including
flu, is safe and convenient

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GET VACCINATED TO HELP PREVENT HPV

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month: Almost all cervical cancer in the US
is caused by human papillomavirus (HPV)

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FLU CAN BE SERIOUS

Everyone age 6 months and older should #GetVaccinated to #FightFlu every year,
particularly those with chronic health conditions

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COVID-19 VACCINES

Frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines to help prevent serious
complications

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NFID EVENTS

Jan 19


COVID-19: MYTHS AND FACTS (WEBINAR)

12PM ET


NFID REPORTS


 * COVID-19 COMMUNICATIONS: PROMOTING PREVENTION MEASURES AND VACCINE CONFIDENCE
   
   Summary report of research, insights, and best practices for effective
   communications about the evolving COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of
   following evidence-based public health prevention measures (March 2021)


 * THE DANGERS OF INFLUENZA AND COVID-19 IN ADULTS WITH CHRONIC HEALTH
   CONDITIONS
   
   Call to Action on protecting US adults with chronic health conditions against
   influenza and COVID-19 (October 2020)


 * VITAMIN A FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF MEASLES IN THE US
   
   Call to Action on using vitamin A for measles management in the US (March
   2020)


 * PREVENTING HEPATITIS B IN US ADULTS THROUGH INCREASED VACCINATION RATES AMONG
   AT-RISK GROUPS
   
   Call to Action on the burden of hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection in US
   adults and key strategies to promote vaccination to prevent HBV infection
   (October 2018)


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MEAGHAN’S STORY (FLU)

High school student with Hodgkin lymphoma relies on community immunity for
protection against vaccine-preventable diseases, including flu


MARK’S STORY (PNEUMONIA)

Healthy adult hospitalized for one month due to pneumococcal disease


TARA’S STORY (COVID-19)

A family's loss underscores the importance of COVID-19 prevention measures

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