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Influenza vaccination
The flu shot is recommended for everyone 6 months and older. Immunization against the flu will be important this fall with other respiratory illnesses also circulating in our communities. The flu shot helps to protect individual, family and community health and prevents increases in flu-related…
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Protect yourself and your family: get your COVID-19 and flu vaccinations!
As we head into respiratory illness season, Algoma Public Health is encouraging residents to get their COVID-19 and flu shots when they become available. “Vaccination is the most effective way to protect yourself and your family this respiratory illness season and can help avoid losing time from…
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Pap tests save lives, book yours today!
October 17-21 is Cervical Cancer Awareness Week and Algoma Public Health wants to remind you about the importance of regular Pap tests. “Cervical cancer is caused by abnormal cell changes on the cervix that often show no signs or symptoms. The Pap test is a simple screening test that can detect…
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St. Bernadette takes top prize for boosting their school’s nutrition environment
Algoma Public Health is happy to announce that St. Bernadette Catholic School is the winner of our 2016/17 BrightBites contest and have won new gym equipment for the whole school to enjoy. The contest was launched in the fall of 2016 to help promote BrightBites, which is an easy and free online…
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First Case of Influenza A Confirmed in Algoma
Laboratory testing has confirmed the first case of influenza A in the Algoma district. “Influenza can be a serious disease especially in those with other health concerns,” said Jon Bouma, Manager, Environmental Health and Communicable Disease Control. “The best way to prevent illness is to get …
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New Developmental Data Offers Insight into How Algoma’s Youngest Children Are Growing and Developing
Developmental screening is free, offered at 46 sites across Algoma, and can provide caregivers with reassurance, early insight, resources, and pathways to additional support when needed
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Swimming Advisory for Big Point Park Beach
Algoma Public Health encourages the public to visit our website to view a map of the beaches sampled and current warnings or postings
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Public Service Announcement: Twelfth confirmed case of COVID-19 reported by Algoma Public Health
Algoma Public Health is reporting a new COVID-19 case in a resident in the Algoma district. Details of confirmed case: Case # Age, Gender Exposure category Status Tested Case #12 30s, female Unknown Self-isolating April 14, 2020 …
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Public Service Announcement: 13th confirmed case of COVID-19 reported by Algoma Public Health
Algoma Public Health is reporting a new COVID-19 case in a resident in the Algoma district. Details of confirmed case: Case # Age, Gender Exposure category Status Tested Case #13 40s, male Close contact Self-isolating April 22, 2020 …
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Infections on the rise: Protect yourself and your loved ones this season by getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and Influenza (flu)
Algoma Public Health has observed an increasing trend of COVID-19 cases in the region and a rise in wastewater surveillance. Cases of influenza also continue to be confirmed in the community. Across Algoma, the weekly incidence of new COVID-19 cases has increased. For the week of November 25,…