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	Dr. Robert R. Redfield @CDCDirector	12h
	Schools provide mental health and nutrition services & report child abuse. It is in the public health interest of K-12 students to get schools back open for face-to-face learning. See @CDCgov’s resources for schools & parents: bit.ly/39RLWS8 pic.twitter.com/4TOiYnOjyw
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	Eric D. Hargan @DepSecHargan	13h
	Wearing a cloth face covering correctly can help prevent the spread of #COVID19 to others. When you go out on essential trips, follow these “do’s”. If you have a child, remember those under age 2 should not wear a face covering. Learn more from @CDCgov: bit.ly/2R9av5m. pic.twitter.com/HrtJabJOPt
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	HHS.gov @HHSGov	16h
	Parents, it’s #ChildrensEyeHealthAndSafetyMonth! 👓 Use these tips to keep their eyes healthy and safe, and get their annual check-up scheduled: bit.ly/30vkl6K #ThursdayThoughts #ThursdayMotivation pic.twitter.com/PIMF238ubs
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	CDC Environment @CDCEnvironment	14h
	Returning home after a flood? Check for #mold and learn how to safely clean up after a disaster. bit.ly/2daayXT #Isaias pic.twitter.com/ZjlhuCAh2g
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	CDC @CDCgov	8h
	This week’s national forecast predicts the number of new #COVID19 deaths per week may decrease over the next month. Between 4.5k & 10.6k new deaths are expected the week ending Aug 29. A total of 175k to 190k COVID-19 deaths are predicted by Aug 29. More: bit.ly/3cKQIl4. pic.twitter.com/zpPG4458Fz
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	U.S. Surgeon General @Surgeon_General	17h
	Update from @cdcgov Over past 7 days vs the previous 7 days - national case avg is lower - national deaths are plateauing 👉🏽82% of states and territories are in a downward case trajectory. We aren’t out of the woods & MUST stay vigilant, but YOUR efforts are working! 🇺🇸
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	HHS.gov @HHSGov	14h
	It’s understandable that many people may feel depression, distress, or anxiety during the #COVID19 pandemic. Dr. Joshua Gordon, Director of @NIMHgov, offers five steps you can follow to maintain your mental health and well-being. Find more tips at bit.ly/2DIxi4s. pic.twitter.com/DKppNL9Kmy
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	CDC @CDCgov	9h
	#AcuteFlaccidMyelitis (AFM) is a medical emergency. AFM can progress rapidly, and patients can become paralyzed or require a ventilator for breathing. Learn more about AFM in the new #VitalSigns: bit.ly/VS-AFM. #knowAFM pic.twitter.com/UZxYwpTPJ4
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	CDC @CDCgov	10h
	When you travel, take steps to slow the spread of #COVID19. Learn more at bit.ly/36VSFrU. pic.twitter.com/NWoNmX5U6c
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	CDC @CDCgov	12h
	#COVID19 spread rapidly at a meat processing facility in South Dakota, infecting 929 workers in just 5 weeks. Employers can slow the spread by promoting physical distance between employees when possible and encouraging mask use & hand hygiene. @CDCMMWR: bit.ly/MMWR8620. pic.twitter.com/BUudoLk8BC
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	CDC @CDCgov	12h
	A new @CDCMMWR report shows many workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at a Nebraska meat processing facility reported working close to one another. Physical distancing and wearing masks can slow the spread of #COVID19 in workplaces: bit.ly/3fpWUQx. pic.twitter.com/imyENCuJrZ
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	CDC @CDCgov	13h
	You have the power to protect yourself and your family against serious diseases like measles, whooping cough, cancers caused by #HPV, shingles, and flu. Talk with your doctor and your children’s doctor about routine vaccinations. bit.ly/29MVTWY. #NIAM #ivax2protect pic.twitter.com/tPWyimqMb5
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	CDC Injury Center @CDCInjury	Aug 5
	Youth violence has lasting harmful effects on the physical, mental, and social health of young people. Learn more about CDC's proven strategies to prevent youth violence. go.usa.gov/xEqTb #VetoViolence pic.twitter.com/ECJXtXFZXt
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	HHS.gov @HHSGov	Aug 5
	Floods and power outages from #Isaias can quickly contaminate food. Discard any perishable food — like meat, poultry, fish, eggs, and milk — that has been in a refrigerator or freezer at or above 40° F for two hours or more. When in doubt, throw it out. go.usa.gov/xRGFY pic.twitter.com/2TcQNnNewg
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	NIOSH @NIOSH	Aug 5
	Wildland #Firefighters: FAQs to help prevent infection and spread of #COVID19 among your crew. go.usa.gov/xvMjp #CaliforniaFire pic.twitter.com/PQd8eZA5Kw
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	CDC Cancer @CDC_Cancer	Aug 5
	Growing older is something worth celebrating! How a positive outlook on aging can be good for your health: blogs.cdc.gov/cancer/2020/07… #WednesdayWisdom pic.twitter.com/kI27yFxrZv
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	CDC Emergency @CDCemergency	Aug 5
	Carpooling or using other shared transportation like a shuttle or bus to get to work? Learn how to protect yourself & riders from #COVID19 while on the move: go.usa.gov/xfEBq pic.twitter.com/yje7Ecce3k
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	U.S. Surgeon General @Surgeon_General	Aug 5
	Are you planning a beach outing? Your risk of #COVID19 is highest if you are less than 6⃣ft from people at a crowded beach or if you freely share your food, toys, or equipment. Practice social distancing & other habits to stay healthy. More via @CDCgov: bit.ly/2DqeLcF pic.twitter.com/dH0pzk8wrb
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	CDC Environment @CDCEnvironment	Aug 5
	Everyone reacts differently to stressful situations. You may feel anxiousness, anger, sadness, or overwhelmed. If you or a loved one is feeling overwhelmed, get support 24/7 by calling 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746. bit.ly/2wDbYKn #COVID19 #Isaias pic.twitter.com/aowsvVGqp2
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	CDC TB @CDC_TB	Aug 5
	During the #COVID19 pandemic, we must continue to maintain essential public health services, like #TB prevention & control. @CDCMMWR report examines the impact of COVID-19 on state and local TB program activities: go.usa.gov/xfEPW @tbcontrollers pic.twitter.com/av9lGXvUrF
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