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  • WHNwhn
    Jul 28, 2026, 9:07 PM

    COVID levels may be lower right now, but this is exactly when prevention can make the biggest difference.

    Wastewater data shows that COVID often follows a pattern of major seasonal waves. By layering protections early, wearing N95s, improving indoor air, testing, and staying home when sick, we can help slow a summer surge before it builds.

    Join WHN’s Don’t Make Waves campaign and help spread the message: take precautions now to protect your community later.

    whn.global/dont-make-waves-why

    White graphic with black and yellow text reading: “Why take precautions now, while COVID rates are lower? It’s easier to lessen the impact of a COVID wave before it happens or as it’s just beginning, rather than trying to reduce transmission once a wave has already begun spreading widely.” A yellow label at the bottom reads: “Don’t make waves campaign.” The World Health Network logo and tagline appear at the top, and a yellow wave icon appears at the bottom right.
    White graphic with black and yellow text reading: “That’s why WHN launched Don’t Make Waves: a campaign for collective action to keep COVID transmission low. Join the Don’t Make Waves campaign by sharing this message and helping make COVID precautions more visible and accessible.” A yellow label at the bottom reads: “Don’t make waves campaign.” The website “whn.global” appears at the top left, and a yellow wave icon appears at the bottom right.
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