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Breathing should never be a struggle. Take steps to protect your lungs and your home. • Keep indoor air clean • Avoid triggers like smoke and dust • Stick to your asthma action plan Free resources and support are available to help you breathe easier. lung.org/lung-health-di…

Important funding opportunity to support rental assistance and housing-related supportive services for eligible District and Maryland residents living with HIV through the Housing Opportunities for People Living with HIV/AIDS program. Visit: #4" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">communityaffairs.dc.gov/content/commun…

Latent TB infection can hide in your body without symptoms, and without being contagious. Prevent it from becoming active with the right testing and treatment. Think you're at risk? See your healthcare provider. Learn more: tinyurl.com/TBBasicsDC #StopTBDC

A stroke can happen to anyone, at any time & knowing the signs can save a life. Remember F.A.S.T.: - Face drooping - Arm weakness - Speech difficulty Time to call 911 This Stroke Awareness Month, learn the signs and share them with your loved ones. #StrokeAwarenessMonth #FAST

Free carbon monoxide (CO) alarms and safety training to eligible residents in Wards 5, 7, and 8, including seniors (50+) and families with children. Every 2nd Wednesday at 2201 Shannon Pl SE 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM. The next date is Wednesday, May 13, 2026. dchealth.dc.gov

A stroke can happen to anyone, at any time & knowing the signs can save a life. Remember F.A.S.T.: - Face drooping - Arm weakness - Speech difficulty Time to call 911 This Stroke Awareness Month, learn the signs and share them with your loved ones. #StrokeAwarenessMonth #FAST

❤️Happy National Nurses Week! Thank you to all the 63,000+ nurses and nurse assistive personnel serving the District. Your professionalism, perseverance, and compassion remain the cornerstone of healthcare in the District of Columbia.

Breathing should never be a struggle. Take steps to protect your lungs and your home. • Keep indoor air clean • Avoid triggers like smoke and dust • Stick to your asthma action plan Free resources and support are available to help you breathe easier. lung.org/lung-health-di…

Join DC Health in thanking our nurses in the District who serve as the heart of our healthcare system during #NationalNursesWeek,

Free carbon monoxide (CO) alarms and safety training to eligible residents in Wards 5, 7, and 8, including seniors (50+) and families with children. Every 2nd Wednesday at 2201 Shannon Pl SE 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM. The next date is Wednesday, May 13, 2026. dchealth.dc.gov

Think Measles is a thing of the past? Think again. Cases have emerged nationally – Vaccination can stop the spread. Protect yourself and your family. Visit: dchealth.dc.gov/service/measles

Committee on Health hearing on the proposed FY27 budget for DC Health Watch here: dc.granicus.com/player/camera/… Through a $2.2 million investment, DC Health supports food safety efforts across the District.

Committee on Health hearing on the proposed FY27 budget for DC Health Watch here: dc.granicus.com/player/camera/… The Office of Emergency Preparedness and Resilience is proposing a $6.6 million investment.

Committee on Health hearing on the proposed FY27 budget for DC Health Watch here: dc.granicus.com/player/camera/… DC Health is investing $7.9 million in prevention, testing, and treatment services!

Committee on Health hearing on the proposed FY27 budget for DC Health Watch here: dc.granicus.com/player/camera/… Today's budget hearing, $11.4 million investment to strengthen disease surveillance.

Happening now: Committee on Health hearing on the proposed FY27 budget for DC Health Watch here: dc.granicus.com/player/camera/… DC Health continues to invest heavily in school health!

Your garbage can plays a major role in rat control. Follow these quick tips and help keep our communities clean, safe, and rodent-free. Submit a service request for trash cans or rodent help at 311. #DCHealth #DPW #RodentPrevention #CleanDC

The Rodent Control Blitz starts next week in Adams Morgan. DC Health is teaming up with residents, businesses, and community leaders to tackle rodent activity head-on. Your role matters. Secure trash, clean daily, and report what you see. Cleaner blocks start with all of us.

Protect yourself and your loved ones from measles! Get vaccinated with MMR, stay updated on your immunization status, and stay connected with DC Health for reliable information. Stay informed and stay safe. Learn more @: bit.ly/49iABbs

What is measles? It's more than a rash—it's highly contagious and dangerous, especially for little ones. Stay informed, stay safe. Learn more: bit.ly/49iABbs