Your health is worth making time for. 🩺 Learn about HPV testing and cervical cancer screening, and talk with your healthcare provider about staying up to date. Learn more at dph.georgia.gov/BCCP
Prepare today so you’re ready tomorrow. 🔦 Keep emergency supplies on hand, make a plan with your household, and know what steps to take if a power outage occurs. For more information, visit: bit.ly/4gqNUfh
No one should have to navigate healthcare alone. 💜 Stronger support starts with listening, connecting, and making sure patients and families have the resources they need. Visit dphhomevisiting.com for more information.
Sickle cell disease (SCD) is the most common inherited blood disorder in the United States. ❤️ Learn the facts, recognize the signs, and help spread awareness about SCD. Learn more: bit.ly/3MDepQA
Not sure whether you or your child are protected against measles? Check your vaccination records and talk to your healthcare provider if you have questions. Learn more at georgiameasles.com.
Keep food safe from the grocery store to your table! Remember these four steps: Wash. Separate. Cook. Chill. 🧼🍗❄️ For more information, visit: bit.ly/3Poom6F
Are you prepared for an emergency? 🧰 Build a kit with the essentials you and your family may need when unexpected situations happen. Visit: bit.ly/3qKdw1k
Measles is spreading, but it’s preventable. The MMR vaccine provides the best protection against measles. Talk to your healthcare provider about vaccination and learn more at georgiameasles.com.
Newborn screening helps identify certain conditions early—giving babies the best possible start. Learn more about Georgia’s newborn screening program: dph.georgia.gov/NBS
Protect your little one from measles, mumps, and rubella. ❤️ Talk with your child’s healthcare provider about the MMR vaccine and recommended doses. Learn more: bit.ly/425Pa1C
Got thirst? Reach for water first! 💧 Choosing water instead of sugary drinks can be a simple step toward healthier habits. Learn more: dph.georgia.gov/snap-ed
Staying up to date on vaccines helps protect you and those around you. Make sure you’re up to date and talk with your healthcare provider about recommended vaccines. Visit vaccinateNOWga.com
When it comes to breast cancer, early detection matters. Talk with your healthcare provider about testing and visit dph.georgia.gov/BCCP for more information.
Measles can be serious. Knowing the risks and staying up to date on vaccination can help protect you and your family. Learn more about measles and the MMR vaccine at: bit.ly/3F5h2de
Every baby deserves a healthy start. Newborn screening can help detect certain conditions early—often before symptoms appear. Learn more at dph.georgia.gov/NBS.