Champions for Vaccine Education, Equity and Progress

RSV can cause serious respiratory issues in infants and young children, sometimes leading to hospitalization. Fortunately, #vaccines are available to help protect your little ones. Make sure you’re prepared this #RSV season—get the facts and learn how to keep your family safe: bit.ly/3TMzdZQ

Starting soon! At 12pm ET we’ll be joined by a panel of public health experts, clinicians, and government officials to explore best practices to support equitable access to respiratory vaccines. We'll cover ACIP guidance, risk-based recommendations, and strategies to ensure everyone can receive the vaccines they need. Register and join here: bit.ly/3zYKmzR

Interested in learning more about risk-based vaccine recommendations and strategies to support equitable vaccine access? Tune in for a CVEEP webinar on 10/15 to hear from experts across the public health community as they discuss what is working, where there might be gaps in communication, and how we can work together to ensure all individuals are able to receive the vaccines they need. Register here: bit.ly/3zYKmzR

DYK: Receiving multiple vaccines at one appointment is a safe and easy way to help protect yourself against infectious respiratory diseases this fall? One appointment, more protection! Learn more about the importance of staying up to date at cveep.org

Today, CVEEP released survey findings on public perceptions of future pandemic preparedness. Key takeaways: R&D, vaccine access, and clear understanding of vaccine science are crucial. President and CEO of HealthyWomen, Beth Battaglino stresses the importance of trusted info to build confidence in vaccines. Read more about the survey: bit.ly/4eUNewy

You’re invited! CVEEP is hosting a live webinar on 10/15 at 12pm ET where we’ll explore best practices to support equitable access to respiratory vaccines. Hear from an impressive panel of experts from across the public health community as they help us navigate this respiratory season. Register here: bit.ly/3zYKmzR

October is RSV Awareness Month. For older adults age 60 and older, RSV can lead to serious illness, hospitalization, or even death. Thankfully, vaccines are available to help protect against this virus. Check out our RSV vaccination guide for older adults: bit.ly/4dpFKk4

Stay protected this fall. Even if you've previously had COVID-19 or the flu, it's essential to stay up to date with your respiratory vaccines. Help protect yourself and your loved ones from severe illness by getting your #COVID19 and #flu vaccines this respiratory season. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/eNnQd-VX

Respiratory illnesses spread easily, and often rapidly, on college campuses. Staying up to date with vaccines is the best way to protect yourself and your campus community from the disruptions and illnesses associated with infectious respiratory diseases. Learn more with our college vaccine guide: bit.ly/4gEP7z4