Public Health Alerts
Mass. Public Health Follow 27,274 69,679
Tweeting from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health
;
El año pasado hasta un 75% de jóvenes participaron en juegos de azar. Para algunos es un gran problema. Encuentra ayuda en http://mass.gov/ProblemGambling
We’re proud to announce an enhanced DPH data dashboard on MA birth outcomes that will help researchers, grant writers, and CBO’s to better understand birth health trends. Learn more about the dashboard: https://ow.ly/3hCT50TrY1F
Are you a new or expecting parent? Keep these #SafeSleep tips for infants handy: http://mass.gov/SafeSleep #SafeToSleep #NewbornCare
Need sexual and reproductive health services? Get connected to care. Find services near you at http://mass.gov/SexualHealth.
The older a home is, the more likely it is to have lead paint – and here in MA we have the 4th oldest housing stock in the US. The good news is that our Lead Safe Homes database can tell you about your home’s lead history: https://ow.ly/2lcx50TEf9U #NLPPW2024 #LeadFreeKids
Are you planning your child’s Halloween trick-or-treating route? Make sure to use sidewalks, crosswalks, and to take extra care around driveways and cars. Learn more: https://ow.ly/2b5y50TRZTn #HalloweenSafety #PedestrianSafety
Upcoming LPHIT Courses
Click on any event flyer to be redirected to the registration page
Click on any the event flyer to be redirected to the registration page
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