Durham Region Health Department

Thinking about home maintenance this weekend? 🏠 It’s a great time to ensure the ground slopes away from your foundation to prevent water from pooling near the basement walls. This small step helps reduce potential water issues around the home. Visit durham.ca/Flooding

Ticks are waking up this time of year and looking for a blood meal. Take precautions to protect yourself, family and pets against tick-borne diseases such as Lyme Disease. 💻 Subscribe to our webpage to learn more: durham.ca/ticks

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News Release: @DurhamHealth investigating additional case of measles in #DurhamRegion bit.ly/4skyX3B

If you plan to spend time outdoors this #MarchBreak, be aware of blacklegged ticks. Ticks are waking up this time of year and looking for a blood meal. 🎥 Check out our video and protect yourself from Lyme disease: youtube.com/watch?v=ZXLnp6…

A recent food recall is linked to Salmonella. Reduce your risk of infection and learn more. Visit bit.ly/2GQ3ilX For the latest recalls, check out durham.ca/foodsafety

Food Recall Warning: Katilo brand Classic Roomy recalled due to Salmonella durham.ca/FoodRecall

Planning a spring getaway? 🌴 Don't bring back an unwanted souvenir! 🤢 Here's how to protect yourself: ✋🏻 Thoroughly wash your hands before eating. 💧 Drink bottled water or from a safe water supply. 🌡️ Avoid salads, deli meats, pre-cut fruits & eat fully cooked & hot foods.

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News Release: @DurhamHealth investigating two new confirmed cases of measles in #DurhamRegion bit.ly/4cuJsfw

☔ With warmer temperatures and some rain in the forecast this weekend, it’s a good time to stay aware of changing conditions. Keeping eavestroughs clear and ensuring sump pumps are working can help your home be prepared. Learn about being flood ready: durham.ca/flooding

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News Release: @DurhamHealth investigating confirmed case of #measles in #DurhamRegion bit.ly/4aUOX67

Potassium iodide (KI) is safe for you, children and pregnant and breastfeeding persons. You would only take it in the highly unlikely event of a nuclear emergency, and only under the direction of the Ontario Chief Medical Officer of Health. 📽️ Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=olCGFB…

Ticks are waking up this time of year and looking for a blood meal. Take precautions to protect yourself, family and pets against tick-borne diseases such as Lyme Disease. 💻 Subscribe to our webpage to learn more: durham.ca/ticks

@RegionofDurham @TownOfAjax @CityofPickering @TownofWhitby @oshawacity @ClaringtonON @TownshipOfBrock @TwpofScugog @twpuxbridge

This month, @DurhamHealth reminds residents that if you own a private well, you play a key role in safeguarding your family's health. Be sure to test your well water routinely. Testing is free at any of our service locations. 📽️ Watch this video: youtu.be/q9-d2P3iUqE

In the highly unlikely event of a nuclear emergency, you may require potassium iodide (KI), but only if directed by health officials. KI protects your thyroid from radioactive iodine. Being prepared is staying safe. Learn more durham.ca/KI

A recent food recall is linked to Salmonella. Reduce your risk of infection and learn more. Visit bit.ly/2GQ3ilX For the latest recalls, check out durham.ca/foodsafety