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CDC Announcement on COVID-19

Starting April 8, second dose of JN.1 COVID-19 vaccine available to elderly people aged 65 and over, indigenous individuals aged 55-64, and immunocompromised individuals; eligible individuals urged to get vaccinated to maintain adequate immunity protection
Taiwan CDC Confirms One New Fatal Case of Enterovirus Infection with Severe Complications; Public Urged to Practice Good Hygiene and Stay Home When Sick to Prevent Disease Transmission During the Upcoming Tomb-Sweeping Holiday
In observance of World TB Day, Taiwan CDC holds “Raise Your Hand for Testing, Say Goodbye to TB” press conference to urge public awareness of latent TB testing and treatment
Taiwan CDC organizes "One Health Workshop" to formulate National One Health Joint Plan of Action
Public urged to practice good hygiene habits and to seek medical attention immediately if experiencing warning signs amid elevated flu activity and sudden temperature drops
Public urged to receive JN.1 COVID-19 vaccine and stay warm to protect themselves and others amid ongoing risk of COVID-19 transmission and cold waves
Taiwan CDC Invites Interdisciplinary Experts to Develop New Post-Pandemic Public Health Strategies and Releases White Paper on Taiwan’s Epidemic Prevention Policy in Post-COVID-19 Era to Improve Taiwan’s Epidemic Prevention System
Taiwan CDC joins hands with Taipei 101 in observing World AIDS Day 2024 to launch “Love Removes Barriers for Health and Equality for All” Campaign
Starting from December 1st, eight hospitals with travel clinics to offer self-paid Mpox vaccine; individuals eligible for government-funded vaccine advised to get fully vaccinated for full protection
Starting November 1st, individuals aged 50 and above are eligible for the the publicly funded 2024-2025 seasonal influenza vaccine and the JN.1 COVID-19 vaccines