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  • Evidence of COVID-19 Variants of Concern (VOCs) Detected in 3 Recent Cases in Algoma Residents

    Marie & area, and one specimen was from Elliot L...   As we approach the Easter holiday and spring break, and with the ongoing aggressive spread of COVID-19 and VOCs across the province and in northern Ontario, we ask all Algoma residents to be extra vigilant, and to do your part to stop the surge

  • Cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) in Blind River

    Algoma Public Health is dealing with over 50 cases of Pertussis (Whooping Cough) in the Blind River area... The symptoms start with an irritating cough which gets progressively worse... Routine immunization helps to protect children and adults from pertu... “Immunization is the best way to prevent pertussis

  • Two members of the Health Sector appointed to Board of Health

    and Dr... Castellani and Dr...  APH is a public health agency committed to improving health and reducing social inequities in health th... Marie and three offices in the Algoma district: Blind River, Elliot Lake and Wawa... Lucas has long had an interest in the improvement of public health and healthy equality

  • Influenza vaccination

      The flu shot is recommended for everyone 6 months and older... Marie and area residents, those aged 65 and older and families with children 5 and under can book an appointment for a community clinic being held in October... Blind River and area   Appointm...   Wawa and area   Appointments are now available

  • Share valentines, not STIs

    February 13th – 17th is Sexual and Reproductive Health Awareness Week in Canada... This week, Algoma Public Health (APH) is promoting knowledge, conversation, and resources ... That’s why it is important to have a conversation and be aware of their presence and transmission in our communities,” said Bouma

  • Public Health Champions Awarded

      This award is giv...   Harvest Algoma is a hub for food rescue, preparation, and production... Our champions – supported by an incredible network of volunteers and staff continue to make an impact in serving individuals and families across our community who are impacted by addiction and food insecurity

  • Protect yourself and your family: get your COVID-19 and flu vaccinations!

      “Vaccination is the most effective way to protect yourself and your family this respirator... Both the COVID-19 and influenza vaccines are safe and effective for people aged six months of age and older... Online: Book an appointment at a clinic near you Learn more about the COVID-19 and flu vaccines

  • Let’s shine a light on those who make the Algoma community healthier

    Algoma Public Health is calling on residents to nominate local citizens and organizations in Algoma for the 2023 Public Health Champion Award...    A Public Health Champion is anyone who helps to protect and promote community health and advance health equity in Algoma, whether through leading, collabor

  • Public Health Champions Awarded for 2023

      This award is given to an individual or organization that has helped to protect and promote community health and advance health equity in Algoma, whether through leading, collaborating, innovating, or fostering opportunities for health for all, together... Their passion and dedication for eliminatin

  • Algoma Public Health warns of an increase in Whooping Cough infections

    It can spread from person to person and is particularly dangerous for newborn babies, pregnant women, and people with pre-existing lung disease... .” Routine vaccination for whooping cough is typically done at 2, 4, 6 and 18 months of age, with booster doses at ages 4-6 years, 14-16 years, and 24 years

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