This Adolescent Immunization Action Week (AIAW25), we’re helping teens stay on TASK with vaccines: ✔️ Trust good sources from doctors & health experts ✔️ Ask questions about vaccines ✔️ Schedule their vaccine appointments ✔️ Know where to get vaccinated buff.ly/YAlIBz6

Don't be misled. HPV vaccines are an important part of protecting your adolescent's health. Ensure your teen or tween gets protected now so they can thrive later. Learn more: buff.ly/UMUSCNo #AIAW #MisinformationMonday #KeepCOHealthy

📢 Measles case confirmed in Denver. “People who have visited the Denver Health Emergency Department at 777 Bannock St. Pavilion A on Sunday, April 6, between 10:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. may have been exposed and should monitor themselves for symptoms.” buff.ly/6exknDW

When it comes to your family’s health, reliable information matters. Get vaccine guidance from trusted sources like pediatricians, the CDC, and your local health department. Stay informed to help you make confident health decisions for your family: buff.ly/MwYAxtL

It’s normal to have questions about vaccines. This Adolescent Immunization Action Week, find the answers you need to help protect your teens from preventable illnesses by talking to your healthcare provider: buff.ly/WbTnJby #AIAW25 #KeepCOHealthy

“This case does not appear to be linked to the other cases reported in Colorado, and the individual did not travel outside of Colorado, which leaves open the possibility of community transmission.” buff.ly/rfOKrJs

Life gets busy, but your family’s health is worth the reminder! If they’ve missed any vaccines, now is the perfect time to schedule a catch-up appointment. Call your pediatrician or check with a local pharmacy to stay on track. buff.ly/dPB6iyB #KeepCOHealthy #AIAW

"Doctors, researchers and public health experts warn that the measles outbreak, which has grown to more than 600 cases, may just be the beginning. They say outbreaks of preventable diseases could get much worse..." buff.ly/iYoWJHG

Two doses of the MMR vaccine are 97% effective and offer lifelong immunity from measles. 🎯 Keep your loved ones protected with MMR and all other routinely recommended vaccines. #MisinformationMonday #KeepCOHealthy

New fact sheet available! Vaccines don't cause autism. Here we break down the evidence. View, download, or print it at: buff.ly/YG3E7oO #KeepCOHealthy

👶 No parent should fear measles or whooping cough in 2025 but outbreaks show progress is fragile. This #NIIW, join @vaxyourfam’s #VaxToTheFuture campaign to protect babies from preventable diseases. 🛡️ Vaccines are safe. Diseases are not. 🌟 vaccinateyourfamily.org/niiw

SIDS occurs most often in babies under 6 months old. As a new parent, you may worry about a link between vaccines and SIDS. But many studies have shown no link. In fact, babies who get shots on time are actually less likely to die from SIDS. #MisinformationMonday #ImmunizeForGood

A myth is circulating online that claims COVID-19 vaccines lead to miscarriage. This is false. There is no difference in miscarriage rate between vaccinated and unvaccinated pregnant people. COVID vaccines are safe and important to get during pregnancy. #MisinformationMonday

Read The Truth About Vaccines: Part Two — the latest from the Team Vaccine Blog, where we highlight common vaccine-related myths and shed light on the truth. During Autism Awareness Month, we tackle autism, aluminum, and thimerosal. Learn the truth: buff.ly/RM1KF4B

Vaccines DO: ✅Protect your child against preventable diseases. Vaccines DO NOT: ❌Cause autism. Vaccinating your child is safe, effective, and one of the best things you can do for their health. For more info, visit ImmunizeForGood.org or talk to your child's doctor.

You may have heard the (false) claim that vaccines aren't tested or safe. In fact, before approval, vaccines go through years of rigorous testing. Once approved, researchers continue to monitor them through robust safety tracking systems. #MisinformationMonday #ImmunizeForGood

Today is National School Nurse Day! School nurses do so much for our kids and communities, including educating families about the importance of vaccines in preventing disease. School nurses are BIG vaccine champions! Be sure to thank your school nurse today! 💛 #SchoolNurseDay