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Tuesday, March 17, 2026
DC Health Investigates Measles Exposure
DC Health is investigating potential measles exposures among residents who visited specific locations in Washington D.C. between January 21 and February 2, 2026. The notice provides details on exposure sites and guidance for individuals who may have been exposed.
DC Health Investigates Regional Measles Exposures
DC Health is investigating potential measles exposures among residents who visited specific locations while contagious. The notice provides details on exposure sites and guidance for individuals who may have been exposed, including recommended actions and symptom monitoring.
DC Health Investigates Measles Exposures
DC Health issued a notice regarding confirmed measles cases and potential exposures across multiple locations in Washington D.C. The notice lists specific dates and times of potential exposure and advises individuals who may have been exposed to contact DC Health or their healthcare provider.
DC Health Statement on CDC Childhood Immunization Schedule Changes
DC Health issued a notice clarifying that the District's childhood immunization schedule remains unchanged despite recent modifications by the CDC. The notice assures that all recommended vaccines, including those for influenza and COVID-19, continue to be covered by insurers at no out-of-pocket cost to families in the District.
Social Work Month Celebrates Professionals' Dedication
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) issued a notice celebrating Social Work Month in March 2026. The notice highlights the contributions of social workers within ADPH programs and their role in promoting health and well-being in Alabama communities.
Alabama Hospitals Improve Quality by Reducing Healthcare Infections
Alabama's Department of Public Health and the Alabama Hospital Association have released their annual report on healthcare-associated infections (HAIs) for 2024. The report indicates that Alabama hospitals performed better than the national average in three of four key infection categories, continuing a trend of quality improvement.
Colorectal Cancer Screening Awareness
The Alabama Department of Public Health issued a notice on March 2, 2026, highlighting the importance of colorectal cancer screening during March's Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. The notice encourages Alabamians aged 45 and older to get screened, emphasizing that early detection and prevention are key to reducing mortality rates.
ADPH Seeks Public Input for Alabama Health Improvement Survey
The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) has launched the 2026 Community Health Opinion Survey to gather public input for its State Health Assessment. The survey aims to identify community-level health issues and challenges to improve ADPH services for Alabama residents.
National Kidney Month Highlights Kidney Functions and Health Issues
The Alabama Department of Public Health has issued a notice for National Kidney Month, highlighting the functions of kidneys, the risks associated with Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD), and preventative health measures. The notice aims to educate the public on maintaining kidney health and recognizing risk factors for CKD.
Alaska Health Introduces 'Hope the Husky' for Children's Healthy Habits
The Alaska Department of Health has launched 'Hope the Husky,' a new initiative featuring a character and activity series aimed at teaching children healthy habits and building positive relationships. The program includes an activity book and monthly online content designed for home and classroom use.
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