Everyday Prevention

Yes, your kids should get their regularly scheduled vaccines during COVID-19. Vaccines protect children against many other serious diseases.

The safest way to vote is by mail-in (absentee) ballot. If that’s not an option, here are some tips to reduce your risk while voting in person.

In person races still pose a risk for contracting COVID-19. Here are some tips to help reduce the risk.

Going camping is low risk for contracting COVID-19. Here are some strategies to have a blast and stay healthy.

Having your temperature taken when you enter a building is called a “fever check.” Fever checks reduce but don’t eliminate your risk of catching COVID.

Yes! With a little care and attention, an outdoor barbecue can be a low risk activity.

If you take proper precautions by generally maintaining social distancing, wearing a mask, and washing your hands, your risk remains relatively low if you stroll past a maskless pedestrian.

Weddings are crowded, and they tend to require travel, so they offer a bunch of ways to spread COVID-19.

Yes, you can use a public bathroom as long as you follow some simple steps.

No, singing in church is a high-risk activity.