Zika Hits the United States
A few weeks ago I blogged about Zika virus, a disease spread by mosquitoes that was newly detected in several Central and South American countries. This week, the CDC confirmed the first case virus of Zika in the United States. The virus was found in a person who lives in Texas, […]
It’s Birth Defects Prevention Month and Folic Acid Awareness Week
Our employees wore green and jeans this week to raise awareness of folic acid and its benefits before and during pregnancy.
January is Birth Defects Prevention Month, and January 10 through 16 is
Capitol Farmers Market Kicks off Tomorrow
This Thursday is a big day for all of us who work in the Capitol area. It is the start of the new Capitol Farmers Market. You’ll find the market from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. along the southwest corner of 17th Avenue and Adams Street. You can shop at […]
Community Paramedicine Crosswalk Resource Posted Online
We are continuing our support of Arizona EMS agencies’ community paramedicine activities by posting a new Community Paramedicine Crosswalk on the Bureau of EMS and Trauma System webpage. The Community Paramedicine Crosswalk serves as a one-stop interactive resource that enables EMS agencies and county health departments to communicate and collaborate on sharing limited resources in […]
Do You Know the Difference Between a Cold and the Flu?
Lately it seems like there are a lot of people sick with a cold or the flu. Respiratory viruses often circulate in the wintertime, and this winter is no exception. But when your aunt skips out on a family dinner because she has the flu, is that really what’s making her sick, or […]
Do Your Part to Help Save Lives by Donating Blood
Did you know that one blood donation could save up to three lives? While most people will resolve to get into better shape or quit smoking, donating blood is another resolution you can make to help save a life, or three.
January is National Blood Donor Month. ADHS employees support blood drive efforts […]
