Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)

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Many New Yorkers Should Limit Activities

Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayThe number of new COVID-19 cases in NYC has been rising rapidly and is now at a level we have not seen since April.

Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayPeople with underlying health conditions, as well as those who live or care for such people, should now take increased precautions.

Avoid public spaces and gatherings and wear a face covering at all times, indoors and outdoors.
Do not leave home, except for work, school or essential activities, including medical care, COVID-19 testing or to go to the grocery store or pharmacy.
If you feel sick do not leave your home, except for a COVID-19 test or other essential medical care.

This advisory applies to a wide range of New Yorkers, such as people older than 65 and people with underlying conditions, including smoking, type-2 diabetes and obesity, among others. It also applies to those who live with or care for these people.

Find out if you or someone you know is at a high risk for severe illness and should follow these increased precautions.

Advisory for New Yorkers at Higher Risk of Severe COVID-19 (PDF)
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Vaccines

Two COVID-19 vaccines have been authorized for emergency use, but they may not be available to the general public until mid-2021. Learn more about the vaccines and how they are being distributed in NYC:

COVID-19 Vaccines main page: Stay up to date about what we know — and what we are still learning — about the vaccines.
(NEW): If you are eligible to receive a vaccination, use our Vaccine Finder to search for a location near you (not accessible with Internet Explorer).
COVID-19 Vaccine Eligibility: Learn which groups are currently eligible for the vaccine.
COVID-19 Vaccine Data: Find out how many doses have been reserved, delivered and administered in the city.
COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Providers: Health care providers can get resources and information on vaccine distribution and administration, including how to enroll in the NYC COVID-19 Vaccination Program.
What New Yorkers Need to Know About COVID-19 Vaccines (PDF): Download frequently asked questions about the vaccines.
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COVID-19 is now spreading rapidly in New York City and throughout the United States. This is a vital time to follow our prevention guidance and do your part to stop the spread.

What You Need to Know Now About COVID-19 (PDF)

Avoid indoor activities and stay away from big groups by sticking to a core group of friends and family — your pandemic "social bubble." If you do go out, take the below precautions.

Shopping

Use hand sanitizer when you enter a store, after touching products and after leaving the store.

Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayOnly touch products you intend to buy. Make contactless payments whenever possible.

Medical Care

Xổ số hỗn hợp hôm nayDo not delay getting the medical care you need. Contact your provider quickly about any new symptoms you are feeling, whether or not you think they may be related to COVID-19.

You should also go to routine check-ups and screenings, and get scheduled vaccinations for you and your children. If you think you are having a medical emergency, call 911.