Health Care Hero
The Honorable Mayor Frank G. Jackson received the Health Care Hero Award during National Health Center Week. The local kick-off event was coordinated by Care Alliance Health Center, Neighborhood Family Practice, and NEON Health Services. National Health Center Week runs from Monday, August 9th-Sunday, August 15th. This year’s theme is “America’s Federally Qualified Health Centers: Turning the Vision into Reality”. Click "Details" for more.
DetailsEnvironmental Health Issues and Hazards
Environmental health issues take many forms, including home-based risks, use of chemicals and exposure to chemicals through consumer products, and other sources of concern. Click the “Details” link below for important information about maintaining a healthy home and minimizing exposure to harmful substances for yourself and your family.
DetailsGot Milk?
CDPH Director, Matt Carroll, encourages everyone - especially young people - to drink milk to promote good health and healthy eating habits. Click
here
or on the “Details” link below for more information.
DetailsAccredited EPA Repair Trainers
Below is a list of accredited EPA Renovator Repair Paint Rule trainers
DetailsPublic Health Promotes Food Safety
Cooking outdoors used to be a summer-only activity, but today, more than half of Americans report they are cooking outdoors year round. With the Labor Day weekend coming up, the importance of safe food handling needs to be stressed.
Unsafe handling of food products can cause serious illness, including E.Coli, salmonella, and related health issues. That’s why it’s important that every cook knows how to grill safely to avoid getting sick or having other people get sick.
For more information bout the press availability click on the "Details" link below. For more information about food safety from the Partnership for Food Safety Education click
here
.
DetailsH.E.L.P.: Health Education through Lyrics and Poems
Recently, Mayor Frank G. Jackson was joined by Matt Carroll, Director of Public Health, in congratulating 12 students from the Cleveland Metropolitan School District for their winning song, rap, or poem submitted to the Health Education through Lyrics and Poems (H.E.L.P.) contest.
The purpose of this contest was to engage students in the fight against H1N1. The winners, their families and other guests were honored in the Red Room of City Hall. To view pictures from the recognition event click on the picture above.
For more information about H1N1 and to view WKYC's (TV 3) morning show
Good Company
, featuring the contest winners performing the H1N1 jingle, click on the "Details" link below.
DetailsSexual and Reproductive Health Clinic
PROTECT YOURSELF AND YOUR PARTNER...
From diseases passed from person to person by sexual contact. For more information click the picture above or on the "Details" link below.
DetailsClínica de la Salud Sexual y Reproductiva
PROTEJASE USTED Y A SU COMPAÑERO(A)
De enfermedades que se transmiten de persona a persona por contacto sexual.
DetailsDiminish the Stigma Associated with HIV/AIDS
The AIDS Taskforce of Greater Cleveland has established a campaign to diminish the stigma associated with HIV/AIDS and to increase awareness and encourage dialogue about this important issue.
DetailsNEW-ONLINE FOOD INSPECTION SEARCH ENGINE
Introduction of recent Health inspections available online. To go to the new online food inspections search engine click on the picture of the computer (above) or click the "Details" link below.
DetailsBaby Safety
Every parent wants their baby to be safe, especially overnight! Click details below to visit our maternal child health page for the latest info and to watch a video on how to make sure your baby is sleeping safey!
DetailsResources for Businesses
Is your business ready?
Does your business have an emergency plan? Click the link for useful resources.
DetailsShigella Advisory
The CDPH has continued to see an increase in shigella cases and community outbreaks in daycares throughout the Cleveland area over the past year. Medical Providers and local daycares in the community have been informed about this community outbreak and instructed on action steps. The CDPH would like the community to be aware of shigella and ways to prevent transmission. Click on details for a shigella fact sheet and historical trend data by year since 2003, also reflected is a map analysis of cases for 2007 and 2008 in Cleveland. Additional data reflect monthly data from January 2008 to present.
DetailsOperation Storefront-Cleveland
The CDPH is proud to launch the new Operation Storefront (OS) inititiative in Cleveland that engages area youth to help measure tobacco marketing in neighborhood corner stores. OS activities include conducting anti-tobacco activities inclucing marketing surveys, a photo contest, and a radio public service announcement. For more information click below.
DetailsImportant Public Health Alert
Syphilis cases are on the rise in Cuyahoga County! Please click on details for important information!
DetailsImmunizations Updates
The CDPH offers free immunizations for children under the age of 2. Click below for the times and locations.
Immunizations Spanish Details
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