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Striving to make Kitsap County, WA, a safe and healthy place to live, learn, work, and play. Follow for health advisories and updates.

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In support of National Injury Prevention Day, we are joining our community partners and “shining a green light” on preventing childhood injuries. Learn more about injury prevention at injuryfree.org or by visiting us at kitsappublichealth.org/injurypreventi…

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E. Coli Outbreak: 39 people are sick in 18 states. Check your homes for recalled bagged organic carrots. Do not eat recalled carrots. Throw them away. Carrots currently on store shelves are not affected. See the notice for a full list of brands of carrots. bit.ly/48Y7Ouq

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We issued a no-contact advisory today for Kitsap Lake due to a sewage spill reported by Bremerton Public Works. View the full advisory on our blog ow.ly/Px0U50U8I4z or go to kitsappublichealth.org/beaches

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Does your organization offer events or activities for youth in Kitsap County? We want to support your work! To learn more, go to kitsappublichealth.org/minigrant. Applications close Dec. 11.

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Don't forget: Our Mama Moves Kitsap program is partnering with Kitsap Regional Library to put on two free events for local parents. Both will take place at the Sylvan Way location. The first is tomorrow. Follow us on Instagram for announcements about upcoming events this winter!

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Last week, our administrator updated the Kitsap Public Health Board on what's happening at Kitsap Public Health. Listen to her report online at vimeo.com/1027005129


On Nov. 2, we attended a Dia de los Muertos event at Olympic College. We offered resources on food safety, how to stay healthy during storms, and promoted health equity. To learn more about our Equity program, go to kitsappublichealth.org/equity.

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Be their hero this season by getting vaccinated. Vaccines can prevent you from getting sick and reduce your chances of becoming severely ill if you do get sick. Learn more about what vaccines to get this season: healthykitsap.org/seasonal #HealthyKitsap

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Today and every day, we honor those who have served our country. Thank you for keeping us safe. Kitsap Public Health District will be closed Monday, Nov. 11. You can access services and report health concerns online at kitsappublichealth.org.

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On Nov. 6, we joined Bremerton School District at their first annual Holiday Help Hub. We offered free COVID-19 tests, resources for parents and people who are pregnant, and septic system information. To learn more about our programs, go to kitsappublichealth.org!

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Our Mama Moves Kitsap program is excited to partner with Kitsap Regional Library to put on two free events for local parents. Both will take place at the Sylvan Way location this month. Follow us on Instagram at @mamamoveskitsap for announcements about upcoming events!

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Whooping cough (pertussis) is increasing in Washington, and two cases of the disease were reported in Kitsap County last week. Vaccination is the best protection against whooping cough. Learn more about whooping cough and how to stay healthy on our blog: ow.ly/qJxa50U0PzY

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Power outages, flooding, and sewage can create health hazards around your home. Find quick tips for staying healthy and safe during fall and winter storms on our blog: ow.ly/CVQI50U0MnP

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Kitsap Public Health District’s Black Infant Thrive program recently hosted a well-received wellness event, “Beauty Shop, But Make it Wellness,” in Bremerton. Thank you to Ten Ten Salon and Suites and all of our contributing community partners for making this event possible.

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Kitsap Public Health spent time with the community at the Breast Cancer Awareness Health Fair. We enjoyed speaking with neighbors at our table and giving out materials around self-care, food safety, and more. Thanks to the Marvin Williams Center staff for putting on this event!

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This November, we show our thanks to America's caregivers. #NationalFamilyCaregiversMonth honors people who caregive around the clock. The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers allyship and advice to caregivers of all kinds. Read more here: ow.ly/HmZY50Qng9U

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This Halloween, don't be tricked by misinformation. Instead, treat yourself and stay safe by looking closely at the source of health information you are reading. To learn more, go to our misinformation toolkit at kitsappublichealth.org/healthliteracy #healthliteracymonth

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The trickiest of treats is being safe this #Halloween! More tips at wadoh.info/4e3GETP

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Now is as good a time as any to practice how to stay safe in an earthquake. Remember to "Drop, Cover, and Hold On!" Learn more about what to do before, during, and after an earthquake: cdc.gov/earthquakes/ab…

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Binge drinking puts you at risk of short- and long-term health problems. These problems include hangovers, injuries, overdoses, alcohol use disorder, heart and liver disease, and cancer. Less is more. Learn why here: cdc.gov/drinklessbeyou… #DrinkLessBeYourBest @cdcgov

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