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Florida Health Reminds Residents To Get Ready for Hurricane Season
Tallahassee, Fla.—The Florida Department of Health is reminding every Floridian to anticipate this year’s rapidly approaching hurricane season by making preparations during National Hurricane Preparedness Week. Every hurricane season should be treated as a serious threat, especially after the devastation caused by Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, Maria and Nate last year.
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- February Marks the Beginning of American Heart Month
- Flu Season in Full Swing
- Florida Health Joins Partners for National Black HIV and AIDS Awareness Day
- February Is Children's Dental Health Month
- Taking Care of Your Health Includes Getting Tested for Stds
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- FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH IN OKALOOSA COUNTY ISSUES A HEALTH ADVISORY FOR GAP CREEK
- DOH-OKALOOSA ENCOURAGES COMMITMENT TO A HEART-HEALTHY LIFESTYLE FOR AMERICAN HEART MONTH
- Northwest Florida State College is Tobacco Free
- FLORIDA HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN OKALOOSA COUNTY LIFTS HEALTH ADVISORY FOR SNAPPER COVE
- FLORIDA HEALTH DEPARTMENT IN OKALOOSA COUNTY ISSUES A HEALTH ADVISORY FOR SNAPPER COVE
February 7 is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD). NBHAAD was founded 18 years ago to bring attention to the growing HIV and AIDS epidemic in black communities. This year’s theme, “Together for Love: Stop HIV Stigma,” emphasizes the idea that working together is key to stopping HIV stigma. The Florida Department of Health joins community partners across the country to emphasize the importance of getting educated, tested and treated to receive the continuum of care needed to live a healthful life with HIV/AIDS.
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