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February is American Heart Month! With so many Valentine’s hearts on display, it’s time to focus on your heart, commit to a healthier lifestyle, and help fight the number one killer in Florida and the nation: heart disease. According to the CDC, high blood pressure, high cholesterol and smoking can lead to heart disease, and about half of all Americans either have one of these health issues or smoke.
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Statewide Articles
- Florida Department of Health Launches Community Effort in Fight Against Drug Overdose and Opioid Abuse
- February 7 is National Black HIV and AIDS Awareness Day
- Every 4 and a Half Minutes a Baby in the U.S. is Born with a Birth Defect
- Is Your County, City or Town a Healthy Community Champion?
Local Articles
- THE COMMUNITY IS INVITED TO ATTEND BREAKING THE SILENCE: ADDICTION IN OUR COMMUNITY
- FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH RECOMMENDS THE FLU SHOT, ESPECIALLY FOR THOSE AT RISK OF FLU-RELATED COMPLICATIONS
- Smokeless Tobacco Remains A Threat, Tobacco-Free Venues Can Help
- OKALOOSA COUNTY SALTWATER BEACH MONITORING RESULTS FOR October 28, 2019
- Okaloosa County Saltwater Beach Monitoring Results for October 21, 2019
FL Health Emerald
The World Health Organization made an announcement Feb. 11 that the official name for the illness caused by the new coronavirus (previously known as 2019 Novel Coronavirus or 2019-nCoV) is now COVID-19.
The Florida Department of Health (Department) is working closely with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to closely monitor the current outbreak of 2019 novel coronavirus and is actively working to ensure that the most up-to-date CDC guidance is quickly and accurately disseminated to local partners.
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