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ALT The image shows a welder welding metal with text that reads, “Case of rare and life-threatening welder’s anthrax successfully treated with antitoxin. Clinicians should consider welders anthrax in the differential diagnosis of pneumonia among welders or metalworkers in the southern United States, consult CDC guidelines for the treatment of inhalational anthrax as a resource if welder’s anthrax is suspected, inform jurisdictional public health departments of suspected cases, and consult with CDC as soon as welders anthrax is suspected to facilitate the release of anthrax-associated medical countermeasures from the U.S. Strategic National Stockpile.”
ALT The image shows a woman walking. Text reads, “Do your patients get enough physical activity? Only about 1 in 4 U.S. women of reproductive age (18-44) meet the Physical Activity Guidelines for Americans. Clinicians: encourage your patients to get 150 minutes/week of moderate-intensity aerobic physical activity and 2 sessions/week of muscle strengthening activity.”
ALT The graphic reads, “COVID-19 vaccines protect children from severe illness. 2024-25 COVID vaccines reduced the risk of COVID-associated emergency department and urgent care visits by 76% in children ages 6 months to 4 years and 56% in children ages 5-17 years. Parents: Talk to health care provider about the benefits of COVID-19 vaccines for your child.”
ALT The image shows ultrasound gel on someone’s arm. Text reads, “Paraburkholderia in clinical cultures* is linked to use of non-sterile ultrasound gel during percutaneous procedures including blood draws and IV placement. Providers: Use only sterile single-use ultrasound gel products in preparation for or during percutaneous procedures.”
ALT The graphic reads, “COVID-19 vaccines protect children from severe illness. 2024-25 COVID vaccines reduced the risk of COVID-associated emergency department and urgent care visits by 76% in children ages 6 months to 4 years and 56% in children ages 5-17 years. Health care providers: Talk to parents about the benefit of COVID-19 vaccines for their child.”