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Measles Outbreak Reported in Douglas County
On September 02, the Illinois Department of Public Health announced a measles outbreak in Douglas County. Area residents are encouraged to understand how measles spreads, recognize its symptoms, and make sure they and their loved ones are protected. Learn More >
On September 02, the Illinois Department of Public Health announced a measles outbreak in Douglas County. Area residents are encouraged to understand how measles spreads, recognize its symptoms, and make sure they and their loved ones are protected. Click below to learn more.
Measles Outbreak Reported in Douglas County | Moultrie County Health Department
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What you need to know and do to prevent the illness and its spread. On September 02, the Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) announced a measles outbreak in Douglas County. Area residents are ...
Mosquitoes have a wish list. Let’s disappoint them. 🦟
They love standing water, damaged window screens, exposed skin around sunset, and homes where insect repellent gets left on the shelf. You can make your home and yard less welcoming by:
*Emptying standing water regularly.
*Repairing torn screens.
*Wearing long sleeves and pants when mosquitoes are active.
*Using an EPA-registered insect repellent as directed.
A few simple steps can help reduce mosquito bites and lower your risk of mosquito-borne illness.
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WIC supports families in many different forms. 💗
Dads, grandparents, foster parents, step-parents, guardians, and other primary caregivers may be able to apply for WIC benefits for eligible children in their care.
If you’re helping raise a young child, don’t assume WIC isn’t for your family. The Moultrie County Health Department’s WIC staff can answer your questions, explain eligibility requirements, and help you get started.
📞 Call (217) 728-4114 to ask about WIC eligibility or schedule an appointment.
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Flu season is approaching, and now is a good time to take steps to protect yourself and those around you. Getting your annual flu vaccine is one of the best ways to reduce your risk of becoming seriously ill from influenza.
You can also help prevent the spread of illness by practicing healthy habits such as washing your hands regularly, staying home when you’re sick, and following your healthcare provider’s recommendations if treatment is needed.
💉 Ready to get your flu shot? Call the Moultrie County Health Department at (217) 728-4114 to schedule your vaccination appointment.
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