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What to Expect After Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine for Younger Children
COVID-19 vaccines help protect children ages 6 months and older against COVID-19 and prevent them from getting very ill if they do get COVID-19.
Last Updated
11/17/2024
What to Expect After Receiving the COVID-19 Vaccine for Younger Children
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Sacramento
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Sacramento
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Philadelphia
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Philadelphia
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in New York City
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in New York City
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Dallas
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-19 and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Dallas
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Chicago
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-19 and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Chicago
Vaccines | COVID-19 | Flu
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Atlanta
Staying up to date with the latest vaccines is the best way to help protect against the worst outcomes of many infectious respiratory diseases, including COVID-19 and flu.
Last Updated
11/11/2024
A Guide to Getting Your Updated Flu and COVID-19 Vaccines in Atlanta
Infectious Respiratory Diseases | CDC Guidance | Cost and Coverage | COVID-19 | Flu | RSV | Vaccines
FAQ About Respiratory Disease Season
Protect yourself and your community this respiratory disease season—learn how viruses spread, who’s at greatest risk, and what steps you can take to stay healthy and prevent severe illness.
Last Updated
11/08/2024
FAQ About Respiratory Disease Season
COVID-19 | Flu | Infectious Respiratory Diseases | RSV | Vaccines
Respiratory Season is Here: Everything You Need to Know About Fall Vaccines
Last Updated
11/08/2024
As respiratory illness season is now underway, it’s crucial for healthcare professionals and the public to stay informed on the latest guidance regarding COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines. The first featured a fireside chat featuring Dr. Peter Marks of the FDA, who shared key regulatory updates and highlighted the critical role of vaccines in preventing severe illness during respiratory season and beyond.
Following the fireside chat, a panel of experts analyzed the recent summer COVID-19 surge and outline what individuals need to know about receiving their updated vaccines. The panel also discussed the safety, efficacy, and feasibility of co-administering the COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines, while examining the current trends in vaccine uptake. By stressing the importance of timely vaccination, the panelists offered practical insights and strategies to ensure widespread protection this fall.
Panelists include:
- Peter Marks, MD, PhD, Director, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research (CBER), FDA
- Uché Blackstock, MD, Emergency Physician, Founder & CEO of Advancing Health Equity
- Synovia Moss, MPA, CEO/Managing Partner, Moss Consulting & Management Group, National Project Manager, Good Health Women’s Immunization Networks (Good Health WINs), National Council of Negro Women
- Kayla McFeely, PharmD, Vice President, Pharmacy Care, Health & Wellness Programs, National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS)
- Sue Peschin, MS, President and CEO, Alliance for Aging Research (moderator)
Vaccines | CDC Guidance | Infectious Respiratory Diseases | Older Adult | Pneumococcal Disease | RSV
Supporting Equitable Access to Respiratory Vaccines: Best Practices and Implementation of Risk-Based Recommendations
Last Updated
10/15/2024
Risk-based vaccine recommendations are an important mechanism by which public health authorities provide guidance, encourage vaccination, and reach vulnerable populations. That said, implementation of risk-based recommendations can prove challenging.
As we navigate this year’s respiratory illness season, Champions for Vaccine Education, Equity and Progress (CVEEP) held a discussion focused on best practices to support equitable access to respiratory vaccines, which will include an overview of CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommendations for respiratory vaccines, and considerations specific to risk-based recommendations. Featuring insights from leading public health experts, clinicians, and government officials, the event explored what is working, where there might be barriers to implementation and gaps in communication and, how the public health community can work together to ensure all individuals are able to receive the vaccines they need.
Panelists included:
- Karyne Jones, President and CEO of the National Caucus and Center on Black Aging and convening member of CVEEP
- Dr. Reed Tuckson, Co-Founder of the Black Coalition Against COVID and Co-Founder of the Coalition For Trust in Health & Science
- Dr. Evelyn Twentyman, Senior Advisor for Vaccine Strategy, National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, CDC
The discussion was moderated by Amy Pisani, CEO of Vaccinate Your Family.
