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working closely with others
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Work in close quarters? Regularly drive to jobs with different co-workers? Sometimes masking and vaccination aren’t enough! If you spend your working hours near other people, you should get tested regularly for COVID-19, even if you don’t feel sick. #TakeTheTest Illustration by Peter Allen
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exposed to someone with COVID-19
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Have you been close to someone who is feeling unwell or may have COVID-19? Even if you’re vaccinated, you should isolate and get tested! You could spread the virus without knowing it. Do your part and #StopTheSpread #TakeTheTest Illustration by Queenbe Monyei
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Attended a large gathering or party
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Toasted the happy couple? Enjoyed a birthday party? If you attended a gathering of 10+ people–especially indoors–get tested for COVID-19, even if you had masked up and are not feeling sick. You can stop the virus and keep others safe by knowing your status. #TakeTheTest Illustration by Miguel Bustos
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pregnant or underlying chronic condition
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Expanding your family is an exciting step, and there’s a lot of preparation to be done before baby comes! Don’t forget this crucial step: getting tested for COVID-19. If you are pregnant, know your status: get tested to protect your child, your family and your community #TakeTheTest Illustration by Alix Farren
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essential workers
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.You work in food processing or a restaurant. You drive the bus or pack groceries. You’re a first responder or healthcare worker. Your work is essential! It’s best to get tested regularly for COVID-19, even if you’re not feeling sick. #TakeTheTest Illustration by Scott Garrett
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traveled on an airplane
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Preparing for a trip? Stay safe and relax knowing you’re helping prevent the spread of COVID-19: mask up, social distance, and get a test before takeoff and 3-5 days after you’ve touched down to confirm you are negative. #TakeTheTest Illustration by Ana Bustelo
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dined inside at a bar or restaurant
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.If you’ve eaten indoors at a bar or restaurant with friends or colleagues, you should get tested for COVID 3-5 days later. Group settings pose a risk of transmission, so it’s best to know your status! #TakeTheTest Illustration by Alix Farren
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over the age of 65
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Did you know people over 65 should be tested regularly for COVID-19? Doesn’t matter if you go for errands, see friends or go to work. Even if you are feeling fine. Know your status, detect COVID early & avoid infecting others. #TakeTheTest Illustration by Queenbe Monyei
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outbreak in your community
Download a square or horizontal format of this graphic.Did you know you can spread COVID-19 without any symptoms? Every second case comes from someone who wasn’t feeling sick when they passed along the virus! If there are confirmed cases of COVID-19 in your community, your gym, your office, your family, get tested right away #TakeTheTest Illustration by Anna Wray
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COVID-19: Is It Time to Get Tested?
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