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The image is a digital illustration of a document with the word "DATA" written on it. The document appears to be a form or a document of some kind, with a blue handle on the right side. The background is white, and the document is placed on top of it. There are several lines and dots on the document, representing data analysis or data analysis. The image is likely meant to represent the concept of data analysis and data analysis, as the magnifying glass is positioned in the center of the image.
Stay safe by practicing these five essential protective measures recommended by the CDC during respiratory virus season.
Answering a contact tracing call helps protect your community-health workers follow up to prevent further spread of COVID-19.
A visual map of interconnected medical technologies-from vaccine development to remote consultations-powering coordinated pandemic response.
The CDC YM logo features a clean, overlapping typographic design with a subtle trademark mark-perfect for modern corporate identity.
A lively community gathering where musicians, artists, and spectators enjoy an open-air festival amid trees and sunshine.
The image is an illustration of a vial of COVID-19 vaccine. The vial is blue in color and has a label on it that reads "COVID- 19 Vaccine". The label also has a barcode and the words "Injection only" written on it. On the left side of the vial, there is an orange circle with the text "I got my COVID -19 vaccine!" and a green checkmark next to it. The background is white.
A traveler prepares for a safe trip with required documents, health checks, and luggage-guided by a clear procedural checklist amid pandemic awareness.
A child showing classic measles symptoms-fever, Koplik spots (not visible here), and a spreading red rash-while being comforted with a toy duck and tissues.
Ensure your N95 mask fits snugly by pressing the nose clip and checking for gaps-this green checkmark confirms proper placement.
A colorful depiction of scientists engaged in diverse laboratory activities, from chemical reactions to microscopic analysis and molecular modeling.
A pregnant woman receives a vaccine from a healthcare professional-both wearing masks-highlighting safety and care during pregnancy.
The image is an illustration of a magnifying glass with a pink virus inside it. The virus appears to be a type of coronavirus, with multiple arms and tentacles that are spread out in a circular pattern. The background is light blue, and there are several smaller red viruses scattered around the image. The magnifying lens is in the center of the image, and the virus is outlined in black. The image conveys the idea of a virus that is being examined closely by a magnified glass.
A cat with a nasal lesion and a human forearm showing a similar inflammatory lesion-visualizing possible transmission of cat scratch disease.
A confident, masked individual shows pride after getting vaccinated-symbolizing safety, equity, and shared responsibility.
A simple yet accurate illustration of a standard 3-ply surgical face mask-commonly used for respiratory protection and infection control.
The image is an infographic that explains how protein subunit COVID-19 vaccines work. It has a blue background with a cartoon illustration of a person wearing a face mask and holding a magnifying glass over their mouth. The person is surrounded by orange and yellow viruses, representing the virus.
The infographic is divided into three sections. The first section explains that protein is a protein that causes COVID–19 vaccines. The second section explains what is the protein that is responsible for the production of the virus, and the third section explains how it works. The infographic also includes a brief description of the process, which explains how
The iconic CDC sign at the Edward R. Roybal Campus, home to the nation’s leading public health agency, stands prominently against a modern architectural backdrop.
A side-profile illustration demonstrating how a well-fitted mask should sit on the face, with arrows showing air movement in and out.
The image is an illustration of a group of people wearing face masks. The background is a gradient of pink and blue, with the majority of the people in the foreground being blue and the rest being pink. The people are of different ages and genders, and they are all wearing different colored masks. Some of them are wearing blue shirts, while others are wearing pink shirts. The masks are covering their noses and mouths, indicating that they are wearing masks to protect themselves from the COVID-19 pandemic. The overall mood of the image is somber and reflective.
A diverse group of children patiently waits for vaccinations as a nurse administers a shot-highlighting safety, inclusion, and community health.
A symbolic gesture of giving: one hand pours while another holds the vessel, representing support and shared humanity.
The image is a square icon with a blue background. In the center of the icon, there is a cartoon illustration of a woman with curly hair and glasses. She is wearing a green collared shirt and has a big smile on her face. The woman is also wearing gold earrings and has the CDC logo on her left ear. The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.
A friendly cartoon scientist representing CDC Federal Credit Union, blending science-themed visuals with financial trust.
A lively, cartoon-style kids’ party setup featuring playful decor, scattered toys, and cheerful seating arrangements.
Grasp the tick as close to the skin’s surface as possible with fine-tipped tweezers and pull upward steadily and evenly.
A set of four inclusive emoji faces-light, medium, yellow, and dark skin tones-all wearing masks with serene expressions.
A resident participates in a drive-through COVID-19 test at a mobile testing site, following public health guidance to slow transmission.
A person experiencing fever checks their temperature while applying a cool cloth-common first-aid steps for managing elevated body heat.
Even Santa follows health protocols-getting tested to ensure a safe, joyful holiday season for everyone.
Two women of color greet with friendly waves while wearing masks-showing care, connection, and commitment to shared well-being.
Applying antifungal cream directly to affected skin helps combat fungal infections quickly and safely.
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