Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment

06/13/2026

El virus del Nilo occidental se transmite por mosquitos infectados. La temporada de mosquitos comenzará pronto. Si pasas tiempo al aire libre al amanecer o al anochecer, es importante usar ropa protectora.

Aprende más sobre cómo protegerte en
cdphe.colorado.gov/animal-related-diseases/west-nile-virus/west-nile-virus-and-your-health

06/13/2026

West Nile virus is transmitted from infected mosquitoes. We expect an early start to mosquito season. If you spend time outdoors at dawn or dusk, it’s important to wear protective clothing.

Learn more about how to protect yourself at cdphe.colorado.gov/animal-related-diseases/west-nile-virus/west-nile-virus-and-your-health

06/12/2026

Discover Colorado’s EnviroScreen tool and how it uses maps and data to help improve environmental health in communities disproportionately impacted by pollution and climate change.

Visit. 👇

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06/11/2026

Para reducir el riesgo de contraer la mpox, hable con sus parejas sobre cualquier síntoma. Recibir dos dosis de la vacuna contra la mpox proporciona la mejor protección.

📍 Visita cdphe.colorado.gov/vacunarse-contra-la-mpox para encontrar un proveedor de vacunas contra la mpox cerca de ti.

06/11/2026

To reduce your risk of mpox, talk with your partner(s) about any symptoms. Getting the two-dose mpox vaccine provides the best protection.

📍 Visit cdphe.colorado.gov/mpox-vaccine to find an mpox vaccine provider near you.

06/11/2026

Asegurarse de que sus niños y adolescentes tengan las vacunas recomendadas ayuda a protegerlos contra enfermedades graves como la meningitis, los cánceres relacionados con el VPH, la tos ferina, la influenza y el COVID-19.

Platique con su proveedor médico o farmacéutico sobre cuáles vacunas necesita su hijo.

Para saber más: cdphe.colorado.gov/immunizations/vacunas-para-adolescentes

06/11/2026

Making sure your kids and teens have their recommended vaccines helps protect them from serious illnesses like meningitis, HPV-related cancers, whooping cough, flu, and COVID-19.

Talk with your provider or pharmacist about which vaccines your child needs.

Learn more: cdphe.colorado.gov/immunizations/adolescent-vaccines

06/10/2026

There are more options than ever to protect ourselves from acquiring HIV. Colorado makes STI and HIV prevention accessible for all.

Explore how prevention, testing, and treatment keep us healthy: https://cdphe.colorado.gov/sti-hiv-vh/testing

06/10/2026

Did you know you can monitor air quality yourself? ⛅ Low-cost sensors help measure air pollution in your backyard.

Learn more: epa.gov/research-states/low-cost-air-quality-sensors-webinar-archive

06/09/2026

Parents and guardians:

Keep your children healthy and ready for the summer and upcoming school year by getting them up to date on vaccinations. 🏕️📚

Many vaccines are required for school, childcare, and summer camps in Colorado, including measles, mumps, and rubella, whooping cough, and polio.

Don’t wait. Get your child vaccinated!

Learn more: https://cdphe.colorado.gov/press-release/dont-wait-schedule-student-vaccine-appointments-now