Buffalo Trace District Health Department

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No matter what you are preparing for the holiday weekend be sure to cook everything to the proper temperature. For more information and tips go to https://t.co/PqeYOlyJ8B

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Check on your pets frequently to ensure they are safe during extreme heat. #BeatTheHeat

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Sunscreen isn't just for the beach! ☀️
Whether it's sunny OR cloudy, UV rays can damage your skin year-round. Sunscreen helps prevent sunburn, premature aging, and skin cancer.

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Heading to college? Start with healthy habits! From checkups to mental health, a little planning goes a long way. Get tips: https://t.co/OJ9NCvM9Pd #OurHealthyKyHome

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Kids and Car Safety, Honda & Impact Teen Drivers have teamed up to launch a free online course helping teens build real-world driving safety skills.
Link: https://t.co/MhPMmV4Lyl
🎧 BONUS: The first 1,000 teens to finish by July 1, 2026, are entered to win JBL earbuds! See less

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Here are the upcoming dates for the May Mobile Clinic! 🩺

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The Mobile Clinic will be heading to Sutton's Landing on May 7 from 10:00 AM-1:00 PM! 🩺

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For more information or to register please call 606-956-2090.

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For more information or to register please call 606-564-9447 ext. 127. The last day to register is Friday, May 15 at 4:00 PM.

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A safe place to talk can make a big difference for a teen. Get simple guides and support resources at https://t.co/YH56FOkTkU.

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Call 606-564-9447 to schedule your appointment today! 💉

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March 24 is #WorldTBDay - a day to educate the public about the impact of #TB around the world. Learn about TB and how to protect yourself and your community: https://t.co/SNqzQin3bJ

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Please complete our short online service survey in regard to Chronic Disease Self-Management Classes! https://t.co/zZcnJGDE1L

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On Friday, March 20 the Mason County Health Center will be closing at 12:00 PM for a staff meeting. We will reopen on Monday, March 23 at 8:00 AM and look forward to serving you!

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This March, discover the power of nutrition during #NationalNutritionMonth!
Find out how nutrition has the power to help you and your community thrive, and how RDNs and NDTRs can expertly guide you with information driven by science: https://t.co/QAuaal0NbA

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Please complete our short online service survey in regard to CPR and First Aid Classes! https://t.co/K7pmm1Fsb8

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The Buffalo Trace District Health Department now has FREE at-home HIV Self-Test kits in the foyer!

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For more information or to register please call 606-956-2090.

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Smoke alarms that use any type of battery should have their batteries replaced at least once a year, and ideally twice. If the alarm starts to chirp, indicating a low battery, be sure to replace it immediately. Check your smoke alarms when you change the clock.

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Even after a cigarette is out, toxic chemicals from smoke can stick to clothes, hair, furniture, and car seats. This residue—called thirdhand smoke—can linger for days or weeks and be absorbed through skin or inhaled later.