CDC: 6 Things to Know
Who should get vaccinated against COVID-19? According to the CDC, Centers for Disease Prevention and Control: Everyone ages 6 months and older. The six things to know about vaccinations for children, the CDC guidance is here, released July 2022.
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Fair Housing Information
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Advisory from the US Surgeon General
Avoid Pitfalls of Misinformation
To be confident that information is fact-based and to prevent pitfalls of misinformation, always pause to check if the source is verifiable. Websites that end in .gov tell you the source is state-government, federal-government or local government. Information from these sources can be considered verified sources. An important advisory from the Office of the US Surgeon General laid out how to win the war against misinformation in it’s Confronting Health Misinformation published July 2021.
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From Virginia Department of Health
In the fast changing public health emergency of COVID-19, the Virginia Department of Health frequently updates guidance for worried consumers. Visit vdh.virginia.gov/covid-19-vaccine/ and follow important updates on vaccinations priorities.
Recent updates to the mobile app COVIDWISE by Virginia Health Department, is available on Google Play and App Store. COVIDWISE gives up-to-date insight guidance and how to identify hot spots. Download the COVID-WISE app from VHD
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