Ogle County Health Department

The Health Department’s mission is to prevent disease, injury and disability by promoting healthy behaviors.

[University of Michigan School of Public Health @umichsph]

How does the #environment impact human health? 🌎👩‍👩‍👦

Since today's #NPHW theme is #ClimateChange, learn how #publichealth explores the ways our environment affects the health of populations - - from the water we drink, to the products we use - and works to address the effects!

[APHA Environment Section @APHAEnvironment]

#VectorBorneDiseases are also a way in which #climatechangeshealth. Changes in precipitation and temperature and increases in flooding and storms can alter the behaviors of vectors and expand their geographic range to new areas, exposing more people to these diseases.

#NPHW19

[APHA @PublicHealth]

Today's #NPHW theme is climate change. Learn how public health is working to prevent the harmful health effects of climate change: https://t.co/QxR8vrIuvl #ClimateChangesHealth

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

New technologies are quickly transforming the #PublicHealth landscape. Read more here https://t.co/hdGRFD7VLK

#nphw #nphw19 #apha
@PublicHealth

[APHA @PublicHealth]

DYK? Rural communities face a range of health disparities. When compared to people living in urban areas, rural Americans face a greater risk of death from the five leading causes of death: https://t.co/ouT860qS50 #NPHW

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Today at 1 PM CST!

[National Public Health Week @NPHW]

It’s almost here! Join us this afternoon from 2-3pm ET for a global #NPHW Twitter chat on all things public health. RSVP here and use #NPHWChat in your tweets so we can find you. https://t.co/5z6wbCg2dH

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Screenshot this. You or someone you know may need this one day. #nphw #nphw19 #violenceprevention #apha

American Public Health Association
@PublicHealth
@americanpublichealth

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Violence prevention starts young. Traumatic childhood experiences can haunt a kid's life forever.

https://t.co/KtyorytjyB

#nphw #nphw19 #apha #violenceprevention
@americanspcc
@PublicHealth

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Every year, 1.4 million people worldwide die from violence. Learn what you can do to help lower this statistic...
https://t.co/cS8LikPiHz
#nphw #nphw19 #violenceprevention @PublicHealth @WHO

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Learn about what makes a health community
https://t.co/wgm25Swzmd

#nphw #nphw19
@PublicHealth

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

This is no #AprilFools joke...it's National Public Health Week!🎉 #nphw and this is what we do!

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

#flustatus is widespread in Illinois and Ogle County has seen a 57% spike within the past two weeks. We still have the vaccine available. Call 815-562-6976

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Do you rrrreally know what's in your water? 🤔🚰🚱Submit a water sample and enter to win a free test! Call us 815-562-6976

https://t.co/eYi9hUNNOA
#pledge2test #GWAW2018 #help4wellowners
@help4wellowners

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Ogle County Staff all ready for the flu vaccination drill for county employees 😊!

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Important information, please read!
#ochd #oglecounty

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Haley W. our emergency prepare coord. has been in Alabama all week for a SNS training.
#CDP2017 #fema #ochd

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

We are at the Ogle County Fair! Come check us out and say hello! #oglecountyfair #fair

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Ogle County Health Department has a new phone number! 815-562-6976. Please, spread the word! Thank you!

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Ogle County Fair starts today. Make sure food vendors know to keep hands clean while cooking.
#oglecountyfair https://t.co/MirC5eHru6

[U.S. FDA Human Foods Program @FDAfood]

Be sure your hands are clean when cooking & eating outdoors to prevent bacterial contamination. #FoodSafety tips: https://t.co/dpuSDvlesg

[Ogle County Health Department @OgleCountyHD]

Having a good time at Sauk Valley College. Thanks #NDPTC for the wonderful training.