Jan 24, 2020 · Learn more about COVID-19 in Vermont, how to prevent getting sick, symptoms and treatment, and how to get tested or vaccinated. There are also resources for health care professionals.

This vaccination information is more detailed than CDC’s state-level data and allows us to look at differences in vaccination rates by county, race, ethnicity, age and gender. It also includes how many Vermonters received a COVID-19 and Flu vaccine on the same day.

Dec 30, 2021 · BURLINGTON, VT – The State of Vermont has adopted the new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommendations for Covid-19 isolation and quarantine, while adding an additional layer of protection.

Learn more on guidance updates from CDC Symptoms People with COVID-19 may have a wide range of symptoms, including no symptoms at all, mild or moderate symptoms, or needing medical attention for severe illness.

The Vermont Youth Risk Behavior Survey was developed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to monitor priority health risk behaviors that contribute to the leading causes of death, disease, injury and social problems among youth.The Health Department and the Agency of Education sponsor this survey.

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Learn more and find free N95 masks (CDC) Get Tested When Needed. Get tested if you have COVID-19 symptoms or if you were recently a close contact of someone who tested positive for COVID-19. It's especially important to get tested if you are at higher risk for COVID-19, so you can reach out to your health care provider to ask about treatment.

The main goal is to reduce the incidence of hepatitis B in infants born to people with hepatitis B. The universal birth dose of the hepatitis B vaccine for ALL infants is recommended by CDC. Hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection in a pregnant woman poses a serious risk to her infant at birth.

The Vermont Department of Health leads efforts to prevent rabies infections in humans and manage animals that may have exposed humans to rabies. This work includes: assessing human and domestic animal rabies exposures and providing recommendations

The BRFSS tracks health-related risk behaviors, chronic health conditions, and use of preventive services among Vermont adults. The results are used to assess progress on public health goals, such as Healthy Vermonters 2030 , and to plan, support and evaluate health promotion programs.