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  • Ebola Virus Disease (EVD)

      For more information visit the Public Health Ontario's Website

  • Learners

    Welcome!  Algoma Public Health (APH) is a teaching health unit. APH is committed to offering learner opportunities that build core competencies for public health in the next generation of public health professionals.   From resident rotations to practicums and placements, we’re hoping to have you…

  • Taking Care of My Newborn

    Baby Care We suggest washing the face and hair before undressing the baby.  Newborns usually cry during their bath because they lose heat easily. As the baby matures, they eventually enjoy the bath. Have all the supplies ready; bathtub, washcloth, scent-free soap and shampoo, clean clothes,…

  • Curriculum Supports

      As part of our goal to improve student health and promote healthy school environments, we support educators and school board staff on health-related curriculum topics. We can meet with you, share information and resources, and help you prepare for the delivery of presentations, activities,…

  • Winter Sun Safety

    Don't be fooled by cold temperatures and snow, the potential for sunburn in the winter can still be very high. Rain, sunshine, or snow, protect your skin against the harmful effects of ultraviolet radiation (UV rays). In the winter, UV rays reflect off snow as much as 88%.This can nearly double the …

  • Local data

    The data is likely an underestimate of the true burden of opioid poisoning in Algoma, since not all opioid poisonings result in an ED visit

  • Rotavirus

      What Is Rotavirus? Rotavirus is a common virus that causes a mild to severe diarrhea in humans. Infants and young children in childcare centres and children’s hospitals are most often infected. The virus is also a common cause of diarrhea in the elderly living in long-term care facilities and…

  • Infant Feeding

    Feeding support and baby weight checks are available through the Infant Feeding Clinic at Algoma Public Health through 1 on 1 consultation. Call to make an appointment:Blind River, 9 Lawton Street, P0R 1B0Tel: (705) 356-2551 TF: 888-356-2551 (within the Algoma district only) Elliot Lake, 302 - …

  • Breastfeeding

    Breastfeeding Professional Development Number of Hours to Complete Certficate of Completion Breastfeeding Information for Health Professionals – City of Toronto•    Breastfeeding Concerns Symptoms and Treatment •    Management of poor infant weight gain•  …

  • Hepatitis B

      What is it? A viral disease that affects the liver. About 10% of cases will carry the virus for many years, possibly life. The younger an individual is when exposed to HBV infection, the more likely they will become a chronic carrier. This carrier state can lead to cirrhosis and cancer of the…

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