If you think you have been exposed, stay home and call your doctor or one of the local hotlines for more advice.
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Rebecca Benson, Instruction Librarian rbenson30@stlcc.edu
This guide is a collection of reliable resources for you to use when learning about the current COVID-19 outbreak. We are monitoring the situation and will keep this guide up-to-date.
Getting vaccinated (and getting your vaccine booster) is the best way to protect yourself and others. Check with your local authorities to learn more about how the vaccines are rolling out in your area.
Now that vaccines are widely available, the most important thing you can do to protect yourself and your community is to get vaccinated and get the recommended booster shots. Especially as some new variants make the vaccines alone less effective, it is still important to take other measures to slow the spread of the disease. This is called "flattening the curve," and it means that there will be more resources for anyone who does catch it, so everyone will have better outcomes. To accomplish this, you can take several simple steps.
(Adapted from the CDC prevention guide.)
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