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Hepatitis A breakout in Tampa Bay Area

by Andy Duclos | Jun 7, 2019 | Public Health

What is Hepatitis A? It’s a virus that attacks your liver that is transmitted by the fecal-oral route. Most people that are getting infected are coming from people who are eating at restaurants within the Tampa Bay area. How to avoid contact? Strict isolation is...

Health Departments Work Off the Field to Keep Fans Safe, Healthy on Game Day

by Public Heath Matters | Jan 29, 2019 | Public Health

It's almost game day. Over the course of this week, an estimated 1 million people will visit Atlanta for the Super Bowl LIII experience or to attend the game on Sunday, Feb. 3. A week from now, after the Vince Lombardi Trophy is awarded and the fans head home, things...

Service Beyond Oneself: MRC Volunteers Share Their ‘Why’

by Public Heath Matters | Jan 21, 2019 | Public Health

The Martin Luther King (MLK) Day of Service is an opportunity to help "strengthen communities, bridge barriers, [and] create solutions to social problems" through volunteering. While there are many ways to strengthen your community, one way is to help your community...

5 Practical Skills for the Holiday ‘Host(ess) with the Mostest’

by Public Heath Matters | Dec 17, 2018 | Carbon Monoxide, Flu, Food Safety, Handwashing, Prevention, Public Health, Salmonella

It's not easy playing the part of host or hostess with the "mostest" at the holidays. A lot of time, effort, and planning goes into making merry with family and friends. In all the excitement of getting the house and food ready for guests, honest mistakes, minor...

Operation Shortbread Is Not Your ‘Cookie Cutter’ MCM Exercise

by Public Heath Matters | Dec 3, 2018 | Anthrax, Flu, Public Health

December 4 is National Cookie Day, which-from a public health perspective-is what makes the scratch-made story of Baltimore County Department of Health and Human Services' Operation Shortbread a fitting one to tell this time of year. What do cookies have to do with...

The Neighborly Thing To Do: States Helping States During Disasters

by Public Heath Matters | Nov 19, 2018 | Public Health

Since 9/11, the CDC's Public Health Emergency Preparedness (PHEP) cooperative agreement program has been a critical source of funding, guidance, and technical assistance for state and local public health departments, helping to build and maintain a nationwide...

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Hepatitis A breakout in Tampa Bay Area

Health Departments Work Off the Field to Keep Fans Safe, Healthy on Game Day

Service Beyond Oneself: MRC Volunteers Share Their ‘Why’

5 Practical Skills for the Holiday ‘Host(ess) with the Mostest’

Operation Shortbread Is Not Your ‘Cookie Cutter’ MCM Exercise

The Neighborly Thing To Do: States Helping States During Disasters

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