Wyandot Public Health News

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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ELIMINATE MOSQUITOES: REMOVE STANDING WATER

With the continuous rain and warm weather WCPH is encouraging everyone to take time to reduce mosquito breeding sites around the home, and to protect themselves from mosquitoes during outdoor activities. According to Jeff Ritchey of Wyandot County Public Health Department, many of the most common breeding sites can go unnoticed by homeowners. “We have […]

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CINCO RAZONES IMPORTANTES PARA VACUNAR A SU HIJO

Usted quiere hacer lo mejor para sus hijos. Sabe la importancia de los asientos de seguridad para el automóvil, las barreras de seguridad en la casa y de otras formas de cuidar la seguridad de sus hijos. Pero, ¿sabía que una de las mejores formas de proteger a sus hijos es asegurarse de que tengan […]

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FIVE IMPORTANT REASONS TO VACCINATE YOUR CHILD

You want to do what is best for your children. You know about the importance of car seats, baby gates and other ways to keep them safe. But, did you know that one of the best ways to protect your children is to make sure they have all of their vaccinations? Immunizations can save your […]

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VACCINATE YOUR FAMILY

Every day around the world, parents protect their children from illness and injury.  They buckle them in age appropriate car seats.  They install baby gates and outlet covers.  They make them wear bike helmets and protective sports gear.  They install smoke alarms and install safety latches on cupboards and locks on doors.  All these things, […]

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WYANDOT COUNTY FOOD SOURCES

An updated list of Wyandot County food security resources is available at the WyandotHelp.org resource website. NOTE: The WyandotHelps.org website is a project of the Wyandot County Health Alliance and is maintained by Wyandot County Public Health. If you notice a resource in need of updating or a resource that is missing from this list […]

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KEEP KIDS SAFE IN CARS.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 11, 2019 Contact: KidsAndCars.org: Janette Fennell, Janette@KidsAndCars.org, (484) 278-4641 or (415) 336-9279 KidsAndCars.org: Amber Rollins, Amber@KidsAndCars.org, (913) 732-2792 2 Children Die, 1 Survives After Left Alone in SUV that Rolled into Creek KidsAndCars.org warns, even parked cars present imminent danger to unattended children (Philadelphia, PA) - On March 9, 2019, a […]

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DON'T RELY ON THE LUCK OF THE IRISH!

For decades, Americans across the country have come together to celebrate their Irish heritage (Irish or not) over a pint of green beer and community festivities. Sadly, all this merry-making can lead to dangerous driving conditions as party-goers head home. In 2017 alone, 59 people were killed in drunk-driving crashes over the St. Paddy’s Day […]

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2019 MEASLES OUTBREAK

Measles, a disease that could (and should) be eradicated, has begun to show a resurgence. The reason; lack of vaccination. The Washington Department of Health reports that in one of their counties (Clark), nearly 1 in 4 kindergarten students during the 2017-18 school year did not get all their immunizations. And in 3 of the […]

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