Public Health Alerts
Mass. Public Health Follow 30,875 67,668
Tweeting from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
Cyberbullying is bullying but on any digital platform. Every young person deserves the right to feel safe wherever they are – in the community, at school, and online. Learn what to do if you think your child is a victim of cyberbullying: https://bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
If you've been to an anti-abortion center (facilities that are often called “crisis pregnancy centers”) and had a concerning experience, you can file a complaint online or by phone. Learn how at https://mass.gov/GetTrustedCare
Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: https://bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
Always place your baby on their back to sleep in a firm, flat crib or bassinet that's free of toys, blankets, and pillows. Follow the ABCs of safe sleep: Alone, Back, Crib. Learn more: https://mass.gov/SafeSleep #SIDSAwarenessMonth
Got food poisoning? Help prevent others from getting sick by reporting it to public health officials: https://bit.ly/3Tt8nZb
Parents can play an important role in preventing bullying. If you think your child is being bullied at school or online, these tips can help you start a conversation to let them know you care and what you can do together to make it stop: https://bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
Training Hub Program Updates
SAPHE 2.0 Passed & the efforts shall continue to ensure quality Local Public Health Services throughout the Commonwealth
Summary of changes to FDA Course Requirements for Massachusetts Local Public Health Training Program for Tier 1: 8/1/2024
