CIDRAP

ALT Image showing a Halloween-themed illustration with sinister-looking germs surrounding sick pumpkins. Text reads "Top 3 Public Health Frights This Halloween. CIDRAP Director Dr. Michael Osterholm outlines the public health threats that worry him most."

ALT This image is an illustrated poster about respiratory diseases. It features a person wrapped in bandages blowing their nose. The text reads, "Fright: During 2025-2026, there were up to 57 million flu illnesses, 14.6 million COVID-associated illnesses, and 5.8 million outpatient visits caused by RSV.* Fix: Annual flu and COVID vaccinations help protect against severe disease. RSV immunizations offer protection for eligible groups. The source is the CDC.

ALT Two kids reading a book with a flashlight scared , surrounded by colorful illustrations of menacing germs and microbes. Text reads, "Fright: Drug-resistant bacteria and fungi cause an estimated 9.7 million infections and 50,800 deaths in the U.S. each year. Fix: To help slow the spread of AMR, take only antibiotics and antimicrobials prescribed for you and consult your provider before changing treatment. Source is CDC.

ALT A cartoon image illustrating a figure dressed as a ghost with red 'mealses-like rash' sitting by a window, watching children trick-or-treating in costumes. The window shows a spooky outdoor scene with houses decorated for Halloween. Text reads, "The Fright: As many as nine in 10 susceptible people* who have close contact with an infected person develop measles. The Fix: One dose of MMR vaccine is 93% effective at preventing measles; two doses are 97% effective." Source: CDC.

ALT Welcome to Florida sign

ALT Image of vaccine vials and syringe with a stethoscope wrapping around them

ALT Metformin package with a sheet of pills next to it

ALT Ebola worker

ALT Doctor and patient looking at a tablet

ALT Deer tick

ALT A modern hospital building in a city

ALT Graphic titled, "Vaccines in Development or Available for Domesticated Animals in All Four Coronavirus Genera"A pie chart is broken down into 5 categories: Alphacoronaviruses, Betacoronaviruses, Gammacoronaviruses, and Deltacoronaviruses with a 5th color code for "cross-genus". Graphic is against a navy blue background and has the CIDRAP logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT Graphic titled, "Platforms for Veterinary Coronavirus Vaccines in Development or Commercially Available"The chart is color coded by "Inactivated", "Virus-like Particle", "Nanoparticle", "Protein Subunit", "Viral Vector", "Bacterial Vector", "mRNA", "circRNA", "saRNA", "Plant-based", "DNA", "Live-attenuated", and "Phage"Chart is organized by 5 rows: Alphacoronaviruses, Betacoronaviruses, Gammacoronaviruses, and Deltacoronaviruses with a 5th color code for "cross-genus". Graphic is against a navy blue background and has the CIDRAP logo in the bottom right corner.

ALT sprouts

ALT boy feeding chickens

ALT Measles spots form the shape of the United States on the back of a child's shoulder.

ALT doctor talks to female patient

ALT A woman in an orange shirt and white pants sits in a gray upholstered chair. She's leaning forward and smiling

ALT Mom sits with young daughter on her lap, both have pink post-vaccine bandaids on their upper arms

ALT Tired woman with a hand on her forehead sits on a white sofa

ALT Image of a vaccine being given

ALT Boy wearing a yellow shirt, backpack, and headphones facing away from camera in a hallway

ALT Cruise ship sailing on ocean

ALT polio vaccine