Become a Community Health Champion. Earn $200!
PrepareSTL is looking for 300 people to conduct two “Living Well in the Era of COVID” community conversations on Zoom with people living in St. Louis City, St. Louis County or East St. Louis. You will help community members make informed decisions about whether or not to get vaccinated. And, you will be trained and paid $200. Click here to learn more.
COVID-19 Vaccines — the Choice is Yours! But remember, even if you decide to get vaccinated, you still need to wear 2 masks, wash your hands, stay 6 feet apart from others and clean surfaces.
Latest News
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- Missouri pharmacies to receive additional coronavirus vaccine from state supply
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- How to find and sign up for COVID-19 vaccines in the St. Louis area
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- St. Louis-area COVID-19 patient counts hit lowest number in months; doctors see ‘light at the end of that proverbial tunnel’
- University of Illinois wins FDA approval for saliva COVID-19 test: ‘We’re wasting no time in deploying this,’ Pritzker vows
- St. Louis police officer enjoys the 'little things' after recovery from COVID-19
- Year into pandemic, Missouri data miss 80,000 cases, 1,000 deaths
- Open spaces, no pharmacies: Rural U.S. confronts vaccine void
- Area researchers eye COVID-19-related disorder in children
- Adding antigen tests to Missouri COVID-19 report will boost positive case counts
- Governor Parson in St. Louis taking stock of vaccination efforts here
- Cardinals fans – 32% of them – can flock again to stadium
- Vaccine-help group faces charges of politics, censorship
- St. Louis changes course; most eligible voters don’t care
- Spending bill for Medicaid expansion raises questions of intent
- Race data missing in half of vaccine records to CDC
- School choice bills face both success and gridlock
- After vaccination outrage, Parson vows more urban events
- Bill would let Missourians keep unemployment overpayments
- Schools to get $123 million as Parson releases budget withholdings
- J&J vaccinations to start Wednesday in Missouri
Wear 2 Masks. Wash Your Hands. Watch Your Distance.
HOW IT SPREADS
TOUCHING
SNEEZING
COUGHING
SHARING UTENSILS
DIRTY SURFACES
WHO IS MOST AT RISK
- Elderly
- Pregnant
- Those with chronic conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, lung disease or weakened immune systems
