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What Page Should I Send Someone Who Asks What’s Going Around?

Send the weekly roundup for a broad national answer, the state overview for one place, the city page when the exact city matters, and the travel page when the question is about a trip.

15-second answer

  • If the question is broad, send the weekly roundup first.
  • If the question is about one state, send the state overview page.
  • If the exact city matters, send the city overview or a city topic answer page.
  • If the question is really about a destination, send the travel page rather than a generic state or city page.

Why this matters 1

People often forward useful health pages to family, schools, travelers, and coworkers. This page makes it easier to choose and share the right link.

Why this matters 2

It also explains which page fits a broad, state, city, or travel question.

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Should I send a disease page or an overview page first?

Send the overview page first unless the person is clearly asking about one disease, like flu or measles. Overviews are better when the question is still fuzzy.

What if I am not sure which page level to send?

Use the state overview if you are unsure, or use the travel page if the conversation is about a destination. Those are the safest first links.

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Weekly Roundup

What's Going Around Right Now? August 2026 Weekly Update

If you want the broad current snapshot first and then the best local or topic click, the weekly roundup is still the strongest sendable page on the site.

Flu

1.1% and stable

RSV

0.1 per 100K and stable

COVID-19

0.8 per 100K and stable

Measles

2777 CDC cases in 47 jurisdictions

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