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ALT Image 1: Why We're Still Talking About COVID? Landscape graphic from Public Health Action Network (PHAN) with a white background and a dark teal diagonal panel along the right edge. Large teal text reads, “Why we're still talking about COVID?” with “still talking” italicized and “COVID” in bold. The top is labeled “TALKING COVID” and numbered 01. The PHAN logo appears near the bottom, with a white circular right-pointing arrow indicating the next image.

ALT Image 2: COVID Is Still Spreading Landscape graphic with a dark teal background, white text, and a diagonal white strip along the right edge. Headline reads, “COVID is still spreading.” Supporting text states: “The SARS-CoV2 virus continues to spread, mutate, and bypass both infection-based and vaccine-induced immunity. COVID spreads all year and can peak in the summer or winter.” Numbered 02, with the PHAN logo at the bottom and a circular arrow on the right

ALT Image 3: Concerning COVID Research Landscape graphic with a white background and dark teal diagonal panel along the left edge. Headline reads, “Concerning research on COVID is continuing to be published.” Supporting text states: “Even mild cases of COVID can cause long-term damage to the body. The virus is known to persist in organs throughout body. According to some studies, Long COVID is more common than asthma in children.” Numbered 03, with the PHAN logo and a circular right-pointing arrow along the bottom.

ALT Image 4: Long COVID Treatment Landscape graphic with a white background and dark teal diagonal panel on the right. Large headline reads, “The is no treatment for Long COVID.” Supporting text states: “Scientists are are busy researching therapeutics. However, we still don't have diagnostics or treatments for Long COVID. Repeated COVID infections are putting everyone at risk of long-term damage from the virus.” Numbered 04, with the PHAN logo at the bottom left and a circular arrow in the teal panel.

ALT The US has at least 44 states and territories with COVlD outbreaks, a figure identical to last week. The CDC continues to make large, upward retroactive corrections, and we are in a secondary wave peak. States with observed outbreaks include Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Guam, Hawai’i, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, Washington, and West Virginia. Additional states with poor monitoring likely have outbreaks based on high levels in bordering counties in adjacent states.



























