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District 2 Public Health

13 hours ago

District 2 Public Health
Be a hero in your community! This National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week, help keep kids stay safe from lead. 💪Lead is a hidden supervillain in homes—silent and dangerous. It can hide in paint, dust, soil, and even water. 🏠Good news: lead poisoning is preventable! Learn simple actions you can take to protect your loved ones against potential lead exposure. 🌐 Be a lead safety hero! Explore ways to prevent potential lead exposure in your home: www.epa.gov/lead/actions-reduce-potential-lead-exposure #leadposioningpreventionweek #LeadPoisoningPrevention #LeadSafety #childrensafety #district2publichealth ...

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District 2 Public Health

5 days ago

District 2 Public Health
You health matters! The Women's Health Program provides a variety of affordable services, and no one is turned away. 🩷To get started, click on the form below to enter your contact information, or call your local health department. A member of our team will follow up with details and help you schedule your appointment. We're here to support you! 🤝🔗 forms.office.com/g/ij6KsiDff3?origin#womenshealthm#familyplanningl#district2publichealthblicHealth ...

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District 2 Public Health

6 days ago

District 2 Public Health
Out of sight, out of reach! 💊 Little ones are curious, and sometimes all it takes is a moment for them to get into medicine. Did you know, "more than 50,000 young children end up in emergency departments every year because they got into medicines while their parent or caregiver was not looking"? (UpandAway.org) Simple tips below can help prevent accidental medical posioning:🔹Lock it: intentionally relock safety caps after every use.🔹Put it up & away: store every medicine out of children’s sight and reach, every time. 🔹Keep it in the original container: never leave loose pills around. 🔹Check bags & purses: keep medicines away from children's reach, even when visiting family or friends. 🔹 Never call medicine “candy”: use the word “medicine” to help kids understand the difference.📲 If you think a child may have gotten into medicine, call Poison Help: 1-800-222-1222 for guidance. Make medicine safety a part of your everyday routine to protect your little ones. 💞#SafeMedicineStorage #PoisonPrevention #MedicationSafety #SafeDrugStorage #District2PublicHealth ...

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