National Public Health Week: DOH-Duval Highlights Contributions and Informs Community on Local Health Challenges
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National Public Health Week (April 5-11) is observed annually to celebrate public health and create awareness on important health issues. This year, DOH-Duval aspires to make Jacksonville healthier by sharing important details on the Department’s services, accomplishments, and eye-opening data.
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OD2A: Overdose Data To Action is a program that was created to address the overdose crisis in Duval County. Though this program covers all addictions there is a special emphasis on opioid addition and overdoses.
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Statewide Articles
- Healthy You, Healthy Baby
- The Florida Department of Health Highlights Newborn Screening During Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week
- The Florida Department of Health Recognizes National Black HIV or AIDS Awareness Day
- Florida Department of Health Calls for Audit of Palm Beach County Health Care District Following Damage to More Than 1,000 Doses of Vaccine
- Governor Desantis' Florida Leads Budget Will Continue Effort to Put Seniors First and Protect the Vulnerable and Will Keep Floridians Healthy
Local Articles
- Florida Department of Health in Duval County Implements 10-Day Quarantine Period for Close Contacts of Confirmed COVID-19 Cases
- The Florida Department of Health in Duval County Issues Mosquito-Borne Illness Advisory
- Florida Department of Health in Duval County Honored for Excellence in Public Health
- DOH-Duval Urges Parents to Maintain Childhood Vaccination Schedules Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
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