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Social Media: Graphic Notes That Shingles Vaccine Can Help Prevent Dementia

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Graphics show an older Black woman smiling, and an older Latino man and Latina woman smiling and hugging each other.

Social Media: Graphics Explain Why People 65+ Should Get Another COVID-19 Vaccine This Spring (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphic Highlights that Vaccination is the Only Way to Prevent Measles (English, Spanish)

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Graphic has a cartoon of a vaccine vial. Text says: In the past 30 years, childhood vaccines have prevented 32 million hospitalizations and saved over 1.1 million lives in the U.S.

Social Media: Graphic Emphasizes How Many Lives Vaccines Have Saved in the Past 30 Years (English, Spanish)

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Graphics show the following images: a blue gloved hand placing a vaccine vial on a table, a scientist looking through a microscope, a scientist looking at a computer monitor, a healthcare provider in a mask carrying a series of vaccine vials.

Social Media: Graphics Explain How We Know Vaccines Are Safe (English, Spanish)

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Graphic shows four illustrated images of a young Black girl growing up from an infant, to a toddler, to a preschooler to a school-aged girl.

Social Media: Graphic Emphasizes That All Kids Need Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Graphic shows an image of a Black mother holding her daughter, both of whom have bandages on their arms after getting vaccinated.

Social Media: Graphic Encourages Vaccines as a Safer Way to Build Immunity (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphic Explains Routine Vaccines Protect Children Against 16 Diseases (English, Spanish)

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Graphic includes one section with a figure of a person surrounded by germs, and another section with 9 out of 10 figures darkened.

Social Media: Graphic Highlights How Easily Measles Spreads (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphics Detail Evidence That Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism (English, Spanish)

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Image with six panels, first of a white girl getting a vaccine shot, second of animations of a man, woman, and baby's face, third of a Black man sitting next to a white boy child, fourth of a white woman in a school setting with other children, fifth of a conversation bubble with a plus sign, sixth of a conversation bubble with a question mark

Social Media: Graphics Communicate the Importance of Pediatric Vaccines

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Graphics show a Latino grandson hugging his grandparents with a huge smile and a Black nurse smiling down at an older Black man.

Social Media: Graphics Promote Checking with Loved Ones in Nursing Homes to Make Sure They're Up to Date on Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Graphics show faint outlines of poppy flowers. Graphic notes it's okay to be gentle and take good care of yourself and includes examples like getting good sleep, eating nourishing foods, and staying up to date on your vaccines.

Social Media: Graphics Recognize the 5-Year Anniversary of the COVID-19 Pandemic (English, Spanish)

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Graphic shows pink cherry blossoms against a blue sky, alongside a child sniffing a dandelion and an older woman in a sunhat sniffing a bouquet of yellow flowers.

Social Media: Graphic Says to Ward Off Springtime Sickies With Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Image with four panels, the first includes a Hispanic woman with her two sons, the second includes a Black man holding his infant, the third includes a Black girl smiling, and the fourth includes a Latinx family with three kids.

Social Media: Graphics Emphasize the Importance of the Childhood Vaccine Schedule (English, Spanish)

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Graphic includes cartoon images of a chicken and a person coughing. Example precautions include not interacting with sick birds or drinking raw milk.

Social Media: Graphic Outlines Precautions to Take Against Bird Flu (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphic Encourages Spreading Love, Not Viruses (English, Spanish)

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First graphic shows a cartoon image of a father pulling his daughter on a tube in the snow. Second graphic includes statistics and a cartoon image of an ambulance.

Social Media: Graphics Emphasize that Measles Vaccines are Safer than Getting Sick (English, Spanish)

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Image with three panels, first of a person's hand holding a light bulb, second of an image of the brain, and third of a person's hand in the pointing position

Social Media: Graphics Explain that Long COVID Is Worse in Younger and Middle-Aged Adults (English, Spanish)

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Graphic shows an image of a bike with training wheels and helmet along with an image of two young children together.

Social Media: Graphic Compares Seat Belts and Bike Helmets to Children's Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Social Media: Graphic Emphasizes that Kids Need Vaccines (English, Spanish)

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Image of a Native man, a Native elderly woman, and Native mother and son.

Social Media: Graphics Promote RSV and Flu Vaccines for Native American Communities

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Graphic includes a mom and her daughter smiling at something in the distance. Text says: It’s always a good time to start taking care of your health! Make 2025 the year you and your family keep up with vaccinations. Find a pharmacy now at Vaccines.gov.

Social Media: Graphic Promotes Taking Care of Your Health in 2025 (English, Spanish)

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Graphic shows an illustrated image of a microscope, vaccine vials and other lab equipment.

Social Media: Graphic Emphasizes That Vaccines Don't Cause Autism (English, Spanish)

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