1. Short title This Act may be cited as the How Awareness and Prevention Protect You Act . 2. COVID–19 public awareness campaign (a) In general Not later than 30 days after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary of Health and Human Services, acting through the Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, shall carry out a national awareness campaign to increase factual awareness and knowledge of the virus that causes COVID–19. (b) Content The campaign under subsection (a) shall— (1) create awareness of the signs and symptoms of the virus that causes COVID–19, including transmission with respect to an asymptomatic individual; (2) provide scientific information on the transmission and detection of the virus that causes COVID–19, including— (A) the differences (including degrees of risk) between transmission through droplets, aerosolization, and inanimate objects; (B) the risk of contracting the virus that causes COVID–19 at health care facilities and other facilities that treat individuals with COVID–19; (C) the benefits of health care workers using personal protective equipment; (D) the tests used to determine if an individual— (i) has been infected by the virus that causes COVID–19; and (ii) is infected by such virus at the time of the test; and (E) the strategies used by Federal, State, and local governments to reduce the transmission of COVID–19; (3) provide strategies for preventing transmission of COVID–19 in the home and at work, including best practices with respect to— (A) wearing and removing face masks, face coverings, and gloves; (B) physical distancing in outdoor and indoor spaces; (C) disinfecting surfaces with appropriate cleaning products; and (D) isolating a household member who is suspected or confirmed of contracting COVID–19; and (4) improve public understanding with respect to how an infectious disease develops into a public health threat, including— (A) the need for a vaccine and method of treatment