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The #DeltaVariant is more dangerous than other variants of the virus that causes #COVID19.
Get vaccinated as soon as you can. If you’re in an area of substantial or high transmission, wear a mask indoors in public, even if you’re fully vaccinated.
More: bit.ly/3iuDnTQ.
Take a moment and listen to the experts and let this message resonate. 👩🏻⚕️✅
Why are #COVID19 cases so high in the Southeast? Jeanne Marrazzo, M.D., director of the @UABNews Division of Infectious Diseases, says it's because vaccination numbers are low. youtu.be/kOcrQJK6ELU
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Just how contagious is the new #DeltaVariant?
"The Delta variant is much more infectious than any virus we have had to deal with as a routine respiratory virus in the population, ever, in our lifetime," says @DrJeanneM. #COVID19 youtube.com/watch?v=rRVuVSGT…
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Right now, most people admitted to the hospital for #COVID19 are unvaccinated. COVID-19 vaccines help protect you from severe illness, being admitted to the hospital, & death.
If you’re not vaccinated against COVID-19, get vaccinated as soon as you can: vaccines.gov.
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What we know about the #DeltaVariant:
• Delta causes more infections & spreads faster than other variants of the virus that causes #COVID19.
• COVID-19 vaccines help prevent severe illness from Delta.
• Masks are needed to reduce spread of Delta.
More: bit.ly/3yx6ATA
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Young children are at risk for severe #COVID19. COVID-NET data show that rates of COVID-19-associated hospitalizations in children under 5 tripled in the first half of July. Getting vaccinated can help prevent spreading COVID-19 to children. More: bit.ly/2ETd34F.
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Estimates show the #DeltaVariant caused over 80% of recent #COVID19 cases in the United States. Protect yourself against Delta & other variants by getting vaccinated.
Learn more about variant proportions in your area: bit.ly/32Dpji3.
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The Delta variant is spreading rapidly in unvaccinated populations. Don’t let Delta & other variants stop our progress in the fight against #COVID19. Get vaccinated and do your part to put COVID-19 in the past.
Find your vaccine: vaccines.gov.
The Delta Variant: What You Should Know
Don’t let Delta and other variants slow our progress in the fight against COVID-19.
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Head to @TALLADEGA!
No wait—
No crowds—
No reason not to test or vaccinate for #COVID19!
👉🏼Want 2 reasons to go?
☝️The banking at Talladega Superspeedway is 33 degrees, one of the steepest in #NASCAR
✌️It’s cool!
You & your kids will love it!
@ALPublicHealth @AlabamaEMA
@CDCgov
Big thanks to @ALPublicHealth
@AlabamaNG
@CDCgov
@TALLADEGA Speedway
@readytalladega EMA
all the volunteers & contractors working to pull this off.
Roll up your sleeve & get a shot—let’s get back to normal!
@NEMA_web @femaregion4
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Eating nuts even just a couple of times a week is linked to a lower risk of dying from heart disease, a new study suggests: bit.ly/3y2tgez #HarvardHealth
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces Plan to Invest at Least $500M to Hire Additional #SchoolNurses ow.ly/zeYd50EMSxC @POTUS @VP
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Checkout the resources throughout this article: @HealthTcboe
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Last of the @ALMentalHealth training modules underway for Mental Health Service Coordinators. Brandon Folks sharing a prevention initiative & Natasha Marvin adolescent substance abuse. Special thank you to law makers for helping us continue this work. @egmackey @DrMichaelSibley – at Montgomery, AL
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I love when our Mental health collaborative parters and our school families work together serving and acknowledging our students. Good job @HealthTcboe @ALMentalHealth – at Montgomery, AL
As we recognize Children’s Mental Health Week, our Talladega County District Team would like to honor our amazing partnership with AltaPointe Health. We value their expertise and leadership in making positive impacts in the lives of students! @ServStudents
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Happy Nurse’s Week to our #exceptional Mrs. Peek!! @Winterboro_High @HealthTcboe @TCBOE @ServStudents
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Reading the blood pressure guidelines: bit.ly/2S6co30 #HarvardHealth
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Should you worry about high triglycerides? bit.ly/3iJYaAA #HarvardHealth
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Wondering how #COVID19 got its name? It’s short for #coronavirus disease 2019. COVID-19 is caused by a coronavirus, which looks like a crown. Take steps to slow the spread. Wear a mask, wash your hands often, and stay 6 feet apart. Learn more: bit.ly/3imB6HH.
How Did COVID-19 Get its Name?
Wondering how COVID-19 got its name? It’s short for coronavirus disease 2019.
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Social distancing to slow the spread of #COVID19 is for the greater good, but it may be especially hard for adolescents. Help your teen stay active and in contact with their friends in a safe way with these tips. #WSPD
Helping Your Teen During COVID-19
Pediatricians from the American Academy of Pediatrics gives tips to help you and your teen during stay at home and COVID-19.


































