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A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in College

Staying up to date with respiratory vaccines is the best way to protect yourself and your campus community against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases.
Last Updated 09/06/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in College
COVID-19 | CDC Guidance | Childhood | Vaccines

What to Know About Recommendations and Coverage for Updated COVID-19 Vaccines: Children, Teens, and Adults (Ages 5–64)

The latest COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for people ages 5–64 years.
Last Updated 09/03/2024
What to Know About Recommendations and Coverage for Updated COVID-19 Vaccines: Children, Teens, and Adults (Ages 5–64)
Vaccines | Cost and Coverage | COVID-19 | Flu | Infectious Respiratory Diseases | Pertussis (Whooping Cough) | Pneumococcal Disease | RSV

Does Insurance Cover Respiratory Vaccines?

Nearly all private and public health insurance plans cover all vaccines recommended by the CDC’s ACIP—which includes vaccines that protect against COVID-19, flu, pneumococcal disease, RSV, and pertussis (whooping cough)—free of cost to you.
Last Updated 08/28/2024
Does Insurance Cover Respiratory Vaccines?
Pregnancy | CDC Guidance | COVID-19 | Flu | Pertussis (Whooping Cough) | RSV | Vaccines

What to Know About Maternal Vaccines This Respiratory Season

Last Updated 08/22/2024

For pregnant people, maternal vaccines are critical to prenatal care and help protect infants during their first few months of life when newborns are vulnerable to infectious respiratory diseases. As we approach the 2024-2025 respiratory illness season, four vaccines are available to help protect infants, including newly available prevention options. Yet, despite the important role of vaccines during pregnancy, rates of maternal vaccine uptake remain suboptimal.

To further this discussion, Champions for Vaccine Education, Equity and Progress (CVEEP) hosted a conversation on current maternal vaccine guidance, including the maternal RSV vaccine, and potential solutions to address barriers that can impact access to recommended vaccines. The discussion featured provider perspectives across the healthcare continuum and addressed what individuals and organizations can do to help promote maternal vaccination.

Panelists included:

COVID-19 | Vaccines

Milestones: Changes to the COVID-19 Virus & Updated Vaccines

As the virus that causes COVID-19 spreads, it changes. The vaccines targeting COVID-19 are updated regularly to provide protection against changing variants.
Last Updated 06/24/2024
Milestones: Changes to the COVID-19 Virus & Updated Vaccines
COVID-19 | Flu | Vaccines

Glossary: The Science of Viruses

Glossary of key terms to understand why regular updates to flu and COVID-19 vaccines are essential for maintaining protection against constantly evolving viruses.
Last Updated 06/24/2024
Glossary: The Science of Viruses
COVID-19 | Flu | Vaccines

Poster: COVID-19 and Flu Viruses Change to Fool Your Immune System

Last Updated 06/24/2024
Poster: COVID-19 and Flu Viruses Change to Fool Your Immune System
COVID-19 | Flu | Vaccines

Did You Know? As Viruses Change, Vaccines Are Updated to Protect You

Learn why flu and COVID-19 vaccines are updated periodically with answers to frequently asked questions.
Last Updated 06/24/2024
Did You Know? As Viruses Change, Vaccines Are Updated to Protect You
Treatments | CDC Guidance | COVID-19

COVID-19 Antiviral Treatment Timeline

Antiviral drugs are important tools to help treat COVID-19 and flu that can help lessen symptoms and lower the risk of hospitalization—especially for people at higher risk for serious illness. Antivirals are prescription-only treatments that must be given early in illness, after the first symptoms begin
Last Updated 06/18/2024
COVID-19 Antiviral Treatment Timeline
Treatments | COVID-19

Am I At Risk? Office Poster

Last Updated 04/19/2024
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