Denton County Public Health的动态

Parks offer numerous benefits, but they also host a variety of #pests that can impact public health and enjoyment. Click the link below to our newest case study on how #sprague helps maintain safe and enjoyable parks by addressing pest challenges from rodents to stinging insects. ?? https://lnkd.in/gRjtvRhM #spraguepest #spraguepestsolutions #pestcontrol #pestmanagement

The Louisiana Department of Health is launching a suite of new resources today to help Louisianans stay safe during the hot summer months. These resources include an expanded public-facing heat-related illness dashboard and a collection of new heat-related health guidance documents. The summer of 2023 marked the hottest on record for Louisiana, with the statewide maximum temperature exceeding 95°F on 56 days. This resulted in an unprecedented number of heat-related emergency department (ED) visits and fatalities. LDH tracked 88 heat-related deaths and 6,142 emergency department (ED) visits for heat-related illness in 2023. ??https://lnkd.in/gH_PX-iX

??? New Article Alert! ??? I've just published an insightful article on the crucial intersection between pest control and public health strategies. ????? ??????? In it, I discuss how effective pest management can significantly enhance community well-being. ????? ?? ?? Discover key takeaways that can help shape healthier, safer cities. **Please share this with your city council members** and help drive impactful changes in your community! #PublicHealth #PestControl #CommunityWellbeing #CitySolutions #LocalGovernment

I attended a panel discussion today by Gov Ron DeSantis about why Amendment 3 is bad for Florida. It has terrible ramifications for businesses, public safety, public health & quality of life. I encourage you to watch the discussion in the link. https://lnkd.in/gfugT2uq

This annual report highlights the importance of emergency preparedness in public health. Please join us on May 29th at 2pm if you can!

Virtual navigation centers offer emergency response and vital health and social services to vulnerable populations during natural disasters and pandemics like COVID. These centers can aid evacuation and shelter in place for the elderly and disabled while providing guidance and resources. Once established with proper procedures, trained staff, and incentives, these centers can be effective in making connections to care. The CUNY Resource Corps model showcases innovative strategies and comprehensive support services to address the health and social needs of large populations. Learn more in the Nov. issue of the Journal of Public Health Management and Practice: https://bit.ly/4eA6AXU

In addition to strained medical services and disruptions, the California wildfires pose serious health risks. Learn more about the criticality of emergency preparedness for public health and health systems in this week’s Chartis Top Reads: https://bit.ly/4arkp9Z

Check out this pilot study and literature review on a big and growing problem. 5/9 at noon PT.

H5N1: A Growing Public Health Threat A potential H5N1 bird flu case in a child in California highlights the urgent need for vigilance. With its ability to infect diverse species and humans, the H5N1 virus is edging closer to epidemic potential. Preparedness is key. #PublicHealth #OneHealth #H5N1 #ZoonoticDiseases #GlobalHealth

Did you know that monitoring sewage systems can provide early detection of viruses and other illnesses within communities? At Continua Intelligence, our advanced sewage surveillance technology helps track public health trends, enabling faster responses to potential outbreaks. This proactive approach strengthens public health measures and supports healthier communities. Monitoring our infrastructure is key to safeguarding our future. #PublicHealth #SewageMonitoring #VirusDetection #SmartCities