COVID Prevention

Continue to practice positive prevention techniques! Do it to protect your loved ones, your friends, the stranger up the street. We are all in this together!

• Dartmouth COVID-19 Prevention Posters (downloadable and printable!)
• Coronavirus Stall Street Journal
• COVID-19 Prevention Slides
• What's the difference? COVID-19 Terminology
• CDC: Stop the Transmission
• Official COVID Prevention Kit Information Sheet

Finding the right amount of health-related information is key. Watching the news 24/7 or clicking on every new alert you see on your phone may elevate stress. Don't oversaturate yourself with sensationalistic news announcements or get caught up in rumors or speculation. Take breaks from watching, reading, or listening to news stories, including social media. Use reputable sites to get updates and stay informed and educated.

Dartmouth Together: COVID-19

Dartmouth-Hitchcock Information about COVID-19

Centers for Disease Control

World Health Organization

New Hampshire State Department of Health & Human Services

Vermont State Department of Health & Human Services

U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs