Are you interested in a career with the Alabama Department of Public Health? Find out how to apply at alabamapublichealth.gov/empl….
Stress is something everyone feels when they have problems or are worried. How you deal with stress can help or hurt your health. Learn more from our new blog post for Emotional Wellness Month at tinyurl.com/3skb53yh.
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris announced the reopening of portions of Mobile Bay that were temporarily closed to the harvesting of oysters, including Bon Secour Bay, Cedar Point, Heron Bay, Portersville Bay, and Grand Bay. #NewsRelease: alabamapublichealth.gov/blog….
Antibiotics do not fix everything. If you take antibiotics when you don't need them, you could get sick in other ways or the medicine might not work next time. Learn more about antibiotics at alabamapublichealth.gov/hai/…. Watch the video at youtube.com/watch?v=Gq6b8Wvt….
This respiratory illness season, Alabamians are encouraged to ask their doctors which #vaccines are right for them. Read our full #NewsRelease at alabamapublichealth.gov/blog….
A private laboratory has reported to the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) that an individual has tested positive for #measles. Read our full #NewsRelease at alabamapublichealth.gov/blog….
Did you know that many studies show a relationship between financial stress & mental health problems? Are you feeling overwhelmed by your relationship with money? We're here to help. Learn ways to cope with financial stress on the CredibleMind platform: tinyurl.com/4wwmdt7v.
Do you have questions about applying for a job? You can reach out to the recruiter in your area for help: alabamapublichealth.gov/empl….
Alabama Public Health retweeted
Isaias is now a MAJOR hurricane; will make landfall late tonight along the northern Gulf Coast. Significant Alabama wind, tornado and flooding impacts are imminent...New info from AEMA Meteorologist Jim Stefkovich is here: ema.alabama.gov/15309/danger…
ADPH has closed shellfish growing waters in Baldwin and Mobile Counties, including Cedar Point, Portersville Bay, Heron Bay, Navy Cove, Dauphin Island Bay, and Grand Bay. Read our full news release at alabamapublichealth.gov/blog….
State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris urges Alabamians to heed all health & safety warnings as areas of the state prepare for the possibility of significant flooding & damage from Hurricane Isaias. Actions taken now can save lives. Read our news release: tinyurl.com/5cbjc4nf.
Got a sore throat? You may not need antibiotics. Viruses cause most sore throats. Antibiotics won’t help, and they might cause side effects you don’t need. Ask your doctor: Is this a virus or bacteria?
- with @BCBSofAlabama and @almedassoc
Weather experts think Isaias will become a hurricane by Thursday and head north toward the Gulf Coast. Now's the time to review your emergency plan, make sure your supply kit is ready, and find out where the nearest shelter is located. 1/2
Check out our blog post to help you prepare: tinyurl.com/erynp9a9. 2/2
Alabama Public Health retweeted
The Alabama Department of Mental Health, in partnership with the Alabama Medicaid Agency and the Alabama Department of Public Health, is launching a statewide initiative to promote the Tobacco-Free Recovery Plan for adolescents and youth.
Release: buff.ly/vZtjsgL
Sleep-related infant deaths remain a major problem in Alabama. The Alabama Department of Public Health invites you to help combat infant mortality by joining the #ClearTheCrib #SafeSleepAL challenge. Read our full news release at tinyurl.com/bd7bstbn.
Are you seeking a fulfilling career in public health? Discover exciting job opportunities available at the Alabama Department of Public Health: alabamapublichealth.gov/empl….
Kratom is an herbal extract from Southeast Asia that has been used for energy and pain relief for many years. However, dangerous, synthetic versions are now sold in stores, often with misleading labels. 1/2
It's important for people to educate themselves about the risks. Learn more: tinyurl.com/bddzmcaz. 2/2
Alabama Public Health retweeted
Despite kratom being classified as a controlled substance under Alabama law, investigators said manufacturers and retailers are disguising the substance as harmless beverages, energy shots, or mood-boosting supplements. buff.ly/zL3gc9w


















