Government Documents: COVID-19 Resources

Information on COVID-19 from the CDC. Includes updates, federal government responses to the outbreak, and specific information for at-risk populations.

This guide from the CDC includes resources for researching COVID-19, including databases, science updates, search alerts, and statistics.

"Find maps and charts tracking cases, deaths, and trends of COVID-19 in the United States, updated daily." Provided by the CDC.

Information from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission on COVID-19 for employers and employees in the workplace.

Information about the government's response to Coronavirus, as well as travel advisories.

Find up-to-date scientific literature about COVID-19 in this searchable collection of publications from the National Library of Medicine.

Information on the current situation, background information, and the CDC response to Coronavirus.

Text of Presidential Proclamation issued by the White House on March 13, 2020.

Information from the Centers for Disease Control for travelers. Includes an interactive map displaying risk assessment by country, as well as information on domestic flights and sea travel, which is updated regularly.

An agency of the United Nations, the WHO is organizing much of the international response to the Coronavirus, and is working with the CDC to address the pandemic in the US. View global tracking of its spread, as well as updates and travel advice.

Information from the CDC on the safety of vaccines, possible side effects, and where to find a location near you.

Information and updates on the regulatory process and scientific standards met by COVID-19 vaccines.

Search by zip code to find a vaccine location near you.