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✅ Backpack packed ✅ School supplies ready ✅ Immunizations up to date Checking immunizations off your back-to-school list helps protect your child and supports a healthier school community. Learn more: dph.ga.gov/schoolvaccines

Finding out early gives you more options. If you have risk factors for diabetes, don't wait—schedule a screening and learn more at getdiabetesupport.com.

Today is World Hepatitis Day. Millions of people are living with viral hepatitis without knowing it. Testing can lead to early treatment and better health outcomes. Learn more: bit.ly/4dfAG28

Every step toward quitting matters. Whether you vape, smoke, or both, support is available to help you quit for good. Text READY to 34191 to begin your quit journey.

Knowing your risk can make a difference. Talk with your doctor about prostate cancer screening and what options may be right for you. Learn more: bit.ly/3oHagTn

At DPH, we are using technology to protect lives. As an IT professional, you will innovate and implement systems to protect public health. Apply today: dph.ga.gov/careers #WeProtectLives #ProtectLivesTogether#ApplyToday

Take charge of your cervical health. HPV is common, but routine screenings can help detect changes early, when treatment is most effective. Learn more: dph.georgia.gov/BCCP

Protect yourself and your family from Cyclosporiasis by practicing safe food preparation every day. Small steps in the kitchen can make a big difference. Learn more: bit.ly/44Q7Hjn

Knowing your status is an important part of protecting your health. Testing, retesting, and seeking treatment when needed can help prevent the spread of STIs and keep you healthy. Learn more: dph.ga.gov/STDs

What goes down the drain matters. 🚽 Protect your septic system by keeping wipes, grease, and other harmful items out of your pipes. A little prevention can save you from costly repairs. Learn more: bit.ly/4lIdUUk

Stay refreshed and make water your go-to drink. Small choices, like swapping sugary beverages for water, can have a big impact on your health. For more information, visit: dph.georgia.gov/snap-ed

Add vaccinations to your back-to-school checklist. Staying current on recommended vaccines helps protect students and school communities. Learn more: dph.ga.gov/schoolvaccines

Knowing your status gives you the power to take charge of your health. HIV testing is quick, confidential, and an important step in prevention and care. Visit: bit.ly/4fxSg5f

Awareness is one of the best ways to protect your health. Learn the signs and symptoms of cyclosporiasis so you know what to watch for. For more information, visit: bit.ly/44Q7Hjn

A big step in transitioning to adult care, is understanding how to pay for medical costs. Knowing your health insurance status is important. Health insurance pays for health care. Take a pic of your health insurance card and save for easy access or visit MyHealthcareJourney.org for more options.

No one has time to be sick — protect yourself and your community. Get vaccinated today. Visit vaccinateNOWga.com

Protect Yourself and Your Family From Cyclosporiasis: Take Precautions When Handling Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Read Full Release: dph.georgia.gov/press-releases

Soak up the sun, not the UV rays. ☀️ Make sunscreen part of your daily routine to help protect your skin from sunburn and reduce your risk of skin cancer. Learn more: bit.ly/4y64LMC

Power outages can happen anytime. Having an emergency kit ready with flashlights, batteries, medications, and important supplies can make all the difference when the lights go out. Learn more: bit.ly/4gqNUfh

Protect your health with regular screenings. HPV testing plays an important role in preventing cervical cancer through early detection. Learn more about HPV and cervical cancer screening: dph.georgia.gov/bccp