South Health District News
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Parent Education Program hosted by Brooks CHD
Brooks County Health Department is hosting a Parent Education Program about Understanding Today’s Youth Culture on Tuesday, November 15. Dinner will be provided to all registrants that attend. Continue Reading
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Food Safety
This year’s NFSM campaign will focus on protecting against some of the leading causes of foodborne illness – Norovirus and Hepatitis A. Continue Reading
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Speak Out Workshop
Do you know a great community organizer who is ready to Speak Out to end the silence & stigma around HIV? Greater Than AIDS and the Georgia Department of Public […] Continue Reading
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Remember to Tip ‘n Toss
Now that Tropical Storm Hermine has moved through the state, DPH is reminding Georgians that any standing water creates a prime habitat for mosquitoes to lay their eggs. Tip ‘n Toss after the storm to reduce the number of mosquitoes and prevent the spread of Zika virus and other mosquito-borne illness. Continue Reading
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National Preparedness Month
Historic floods are striking Louisiana, hurricane activity is developing in the Atlantic and Gulf Coast areas, and Zika virus is a growing concern in virtually every community in America. Whether they are watching the news or looking out the front door, Georgians don’t have to go far to see the potential for rapidly forming disasters.… Continue Reading
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Protect Your Loved Ones against Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
August is a busy month with back-to-school shopping, last minute family vacations, registering for school, and leaving for college. As summer comes to an end and the school year begins, […] Continue Reading
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New Guidance for Testing of Pregnant Women for Zika Exposure
All pregnant women in the United States should now be assessed for possible Zika virus exposure during each prenatal care visit. Continue Reading
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Back to School Bash at Tift County Health Dept
Tift CHD has planned their 6th annual Back to School Bash in conjunction with Tift Regional Medical Center, Tift County Commission on Children & Youth and The Jay Deason Fund for Friday, July 22. Continue Reading
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Mosquito-Borne Illness Confirmed in Lowndes County
Public Health officials are encouraging South Georgians to wear mosquito spray whenever outdoors to guard against mosquito-borne illnesses. A horse in Lowndes County has tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). Continue Reading
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No Fee STD Clinic
Irwin County Health Department will host a No Fee STD Clinic next week. Be sure to make an appointment by Tuesday. Continue Reading