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IDPH Marks Pride Month

IDPH provides a variety of programs and services to address the primary health issues and concerns of the LGBTQIA+ community... #pridemonth

IDPH Reminds Illinoisans to Practice Safe Swimming Habits to Prevent Drownings and Other Water Risks

A recent CDC study found that reviewed 20 years of data found that drowning was the number one killer nationally of children aged 1-4 years and the number two killer of children 0-17 in unintentional injury deaths. #cdc #swimming

IDPH Marks EMS Week with Awards, Honors

This year is the 50th Anniversary of the first National EMS Week... #ems

IDPH Reports Discovery of First Two Rabid Bats of 2024, Warns Public to Watch Out for Rabid Bats and Animals

Bats are the most common carriers of the rabies virus in Illinois but not the only carrier. Illinois residents should stay away from bats and any wild, unfamiliar, or stray animal, as well as any animal that appears to be sick. #rabies #bats

Cook County Commissioner Donna Miller Convenes Second Hearing to Examine Maternal Morbidity and Mortality Rates in Cook County

The United States has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the developed world, and in Illinois our rates mirror the national average. #maternalmortality

Gov. Pritzker Announces New Maternal Health and Birth Equity Initiatives at South Side Birth Center

This funding will focus on improving maternal health outcomes and reducing disparities for Black women though investments in community-based providers, expansion of the home visiting program, a child tax credit, and a free diaper pilot program. #maternalhealth

Illinois Sees Welcome Decline in Seasonal Respiratory Viruses in Latest Data

The state's overall respiratory illness level decreased from Low to Minimal... #covid #cold #flu

IDPH Urges Lead Poisoning Awareness

Evaluation for lead exposure and testing, if indicated, is required for entry into day care, preschool, and kindergarten. #leadpoisoning

$9.5M Allocated to Strengthen Mental Health Services for Youth Across Illinois

The funding opportunity was overseen by IDPH's Office of Women's Health & Family Services. More than 50 percent of the applicants for the funding opportunity are receiving funding.

During Food Safety Education Month, IDPH Offers Tips on Keeping Game Day Fun and Healthy

Safe preparation and service of food items is key to preventing the spread of foodborne illness. #foodsafety

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