ALT The figure is a graphic explaining that although rare, children with prior COVID-19 had higher rates of certain conditions a month or more after diagnosis than children without COVID-19. The image has a teal background with a gray illustration of the human body labeled with potential conditions including heart conditions, kidney failure, diabetes and blood clots. Below the illustration it reads, “See a health care provider if your child is experiencing new or ongoing symptoms after having COVID-19.”

ALT A world map highlighting areas where infants had not received their first dose of measles vaccine. Text reads, “Over half of the 22 million infants who did not receive their first dose of measles vaccine in 2022 live in just 10 countries.”

ALT A helicopter flying over a wildfire.

ALT The figure is a photo of someone’s arm holding a water jug as water pours into it.

ALT A cow on a farm with text that reads, “CDC finds antibodies against H5 bird flu in 3 vet practitioners working with cattle. Continued testing of herds, milk tanks, and those at increased risk of exposure can help better protect vets and other animal workers.”

ALT Children playing at a splashpad with text that reads, “A young child died of an ameba brain infection caused by Naegleria fowleri after playing at a splash pad with inadequately disinfected water. Clinicians: Consider N. fowleri infection in patients with acute meningoencephalitis and recent exposure to fresh water, including splash pads. Splash pad operators: Refer to CDC’s Model Aquatic Health Code for guidance on keeping splash pads safe and adequately disinfected.”

ALT This figure shows an image of vaccine vials with text describing a new MMWR report on evaluation of COVID-19 vaccine safety.

ALT A graphic with text that reads, “Antimicrobial-resistant bacteria detected in two patients was linked to a contaminated sink in an intensive care unit. Multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa, a serious threat in the U.S., can persist in the health care environment, particularly in wastewater plumbing.” There are three panels which show a sink with sink guards. The first panel reads, “Engineering controls – consider splash guards and sink designs to reduce splashing”, the second panel reads “Clean and disinfect – Always clean surfaces near the drain at least daily”, and the third panel reads “Sink hygiene – No patient waste or beverages. Keep care supplies & personal items away.”

ALT A wildfire burning in Los Angeles County, California.

ALT Vaccine vials with text that reads, "New MMWR report on evaluation of COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness. Read the latest reports to stay informed."

ALT A person walking on a beach.

ALT A microscopic close-up of tuberculosis in a petri dish.

ALT An icon of a clipboard, a blood pressure cuff, and two people. Text reads, “Nearly 1 in 4 older adults (ages 65+) reported falling. Almost 39,000 older adults died due to a fall. Falls are preventable. Clinicians can screen for fall risk, asses for fall risk factors, and intervene using effective strategies, such as: physical therapy; home modifications; medication management.”

ALT The figure is a graphic with information about knowing your risk for serious illness with COVID-19. There are two white boxes. One with illustrated people and text that reads, “Check out CDC’s list of conditions that may increase your risk for serious illness” And a second box with a map of the United States that reads, “Use your COVID-19 Community Level to decide what protective actions to take.”

ALT The figure is a graphic with advice on protecting yourself and others from severe illness with COVID-19. People with weakened immune systems should take EVUSHELD, if prescribed, to prevent COVID-19 before exposure. People at high risk for severe illness should find out where they can get treatment or prevention medication on CDC’s website. And everyone should get recommended vaccines and boosters, improve ventilation, get tested if you have symptoms or have been exposed, wear a mask when recommended, and stay home when you’re sick or test positive.

ALT The figure is a graphic with guidance on what actions to take if you’re exposed to COVID-19. There are four boxes, each with icons that correspond for the action. From left to right, these include: watch for symptoms for 10 days; wear a mask around others indoors for 10 days; test 5 days after exposure or sooner if you have symptoms; and take extra precautions for 10 days when around people more likely to get very sick.

ALT The figure is a graphic with guidance on taking action if you test positive with COVID-19. There is a timeline running from Day 0 to Day 11 with three white boxes and an orange box with guidance in each one. From left to right: Box 1 reads, “Everyone: Stay home away from others (isolate). Box 2 reads: “People at high risk for severe illness: Talk to your doctor about treatment.” Box 3 reads, “End Isolation on day 6 or later if you have had symptoms or if you are fever-free for 24 hours and other symptoms improved” Box 4 reads, “Everyone through day 10: Wear a mask OR use 2 negative antigen tests to decide when to stop wearing a mask. Avoid people at high risk of getting very sick.”

ALT The figure is a photo of a person with one hand on their crying infant’s forehead with a thermometer in the other hand.

ALT A black sign in grass. White text on the sign reads, “Tsetse fly control. Animal Health ACT. 1960.”