Wyandot Public Health News

CLUCK! CLUCK! BUCKLE UP!

The Thanksgiving holiday centers round years of traditions that include: family, friends, gratitude, and food. It is also one of the busiest travel times of the year, which greatly increases the chances of being involved in a vehicle crash. Since Thanksgiving isn’t complete until all family and friends are safely seated around the dinner table, […]

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BUCKLE UP, TURKEYS!

For many, Thanksgiving weekend marks the REAL beginning of the holiday season.  Millions of Americans will soon be taking to the roadways for family feasts and to shop for the perfect gift at the perfect price.  With this in mind, Wyandot County Safe Communities and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration would like to take […]

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BREAST CANCER: REDUCE YOUR RISK

Breast cancer.  Two of the scariest words anyone might ever hear.  Though there are many types of breast cancer, the two most common types are:  invasive ductal carcinoma, where cancer cells grow outside ducts and into other breast tissue, and invasive lobular carcinoma where the cancer spreads from lobes to nearby breast tissue.  Both of […]

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HOMECOMING SEASON 2019

2019 Homecoming- Arrive Home Safely Homecoming season is upon us, and with pep rallies, football games, and dances happening throughout the County, the Wyandot County Safe Communities Coalition and local law enforcement agencies are asking parents to talk to their kids about being responsible. Many parents underestimate the influence they have on their teen’s behavior, […]

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"SHARE THE ROAD" THIS FALL

If you ride a motorcycle, you already know how much fun riding can be. You understand the exhilaration of cruising the open road and the challenge of controlling a motorcycle, but, remember, motorcycling can also be dangerous. Motorcyclists across the state are travelling Ohio roads to enjoy the cooler weather and the beautiful fall foliage, […]

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LABOR DAY AND EVERY DAY: DRIVE SOBER OR GET PULLED OVER

Labor Day is just around the corner, marking the end of a great summer. It’s a time to celebrate the hard work and accomplishments of our country, but, sadly, the Labor Day holiday has also become one of the deadliest, with drunk drivers endangering themselves and others on our roadways. That’s why the Wyandot County […]

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BREASTFEEDING: 31 DAYS... 31 WAYS!

August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month.  Help Wyandot WIC celebrate 31 ways breastfeeding is beneficial for both mom and baby during the 31 days of August. Studies lean toward higher IQ's in breastfed babies. Breastmilk causes less diarrhea for babies. Breastfed babies have fewer urinary tract infections. Breastfeeding lessens the risk of SIDS. Breastmilk helps protect […]

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SHARE THE ROAD

It's summertime in Ohio and the rain has finally let up.  The beautiful, sunny weather has led to increased two legged and two wheeled action on the roadways.  With this in mind, it is important that we take the time to remember what it means to "Share the Road". Sharing the road, for those sitting […]

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ODH REPORTS FIRST 2019 MEASLES CASE IN OHIO

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 12, 2019 Health Director Reports First Measles Case in Ohio Dr. Amy Acton reminds Ohioans that vaccinations are the safest, most-effective way to prevent vaccine-preventable diseases Editor’s Note: Video and audio on the importance of vaccination, measles FAQs, travel guidelines and more are available for use via the following links: Video […]

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OUTDOOR CONCERT SAFETY TIPS

Outdoor concerts are a popular attraction, especially during hot summer months.  Take time to plan properly before the event.  Following are a few tips to ensure a safe time. Be smart.  If alcohol is involved, designate a sober driver ahead of time.  Consider purchasing your sober driver's ticket and/or food and alcohol-free beverages for them […]

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