Tweeting from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health

Boston, MA
Joined March 2009
Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
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As the weather gets colder, make sure your newborn doesn't get too hot while they are sleeping. The best room temperature for your baby is between 68F and 72F. Learn more infant safe sleep practices: mass.gov/SafeSleep #SafeSleep
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Cyberbullying is bullying but on any digital platform. Every young person deserves the right to feel safe wherever they are – in the community, at school, and online. Learn what to do if you think your child is a victim of cyberbullying: bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
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If you've been to an anti-abortion center (facilities that are often called “crisis pregnancy centers”) and had a concerning experience, you can file a complaint online or by phone. Learn how at mass.gov/GetTrustedCare
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Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
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Always place your baby on their back to sleep in a firm, flat crib or bassinet that's free of toys, blankets, and pillows. Follow the ABCs of safe sleep: Alone, Back, Crib. Learn more: mass.gov/SafeSleep #SIDSAwarenessMonth
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Got food poisoning? Help prevent others from getting sick by reporting it to public health officials: bit.ly/3Tt8nZb
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Parents can play an important role in preventing bullying. If you think your child is being bullied at school or online, these tips can help you start a conversation to let them know you care and what you can do together to make it stop: bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
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Share your story and help us address barriers to health in your community: take our 2026 Community Health Equity Survey. Your feedback's anonymous, and we'll use survey results to make better informed decisions about programs and resources where you live: mass.gov/HealthSurvey
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Abortion is safe, legal, and accessible in Massachusetts. Anti-abortion centers, which can look like medical facilities, may mislead pregnant individuals about their options – including abortion care. Learn more at mass.gov/GetTrustedCare
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Share your story and help us address barriers to health in your community: take our 2026 Community Health Equity Survey. Your feedback's anonymous, and we'll use survey results to make better informed decisions about programs and resources where you live: mass.gov/HealthSurvey
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Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
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Are you a new or expecting parent or caregiver? Make your baby's sleep environment as safe as possible. Learn how you can place your baby safely to sleep: mass.gov/SafeSleep #SIDSAwarenessMonth
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Did something you eat make you sick? Learn about foodborne illness and how to report it to public health: bit.ly/3Tt8nZb
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It's important to build a safe environment for all LGBTQ youth. Parents, schools, and communities can all play a role in preventing bullying and helping LGBTQ youth feel physically and emotionally safe. Learn more: bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
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Bullying is preventable. Every young person deserves the right to feel safe in their community and their school. Learn more and share these strategies to prevent bullying: bit.ly/4i4cwwE #StopBullying
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Avoid anti-abortion centers. Even if you're not looking for abortion care, these facilities are not a safe or trusted place to go for reproductive health care. Learn more at mass.gov/GetTrustedCare
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Share your story and help us address barriers to health in your community: take our 2026 Community Health Equity Survey. Your feedback's anonymous, and we'll use survey results to make better informed decisions about programs and resources where you live: mass.gov/HealthSurvey
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Some people are at higher risk of getting severely ill from food poisoning, including people 65 and older, kids under 5 years old, people with weakened immune systems, and pregnant people. Learn how to protect yourself and others from food poisoning: bit.ly/4dkBZ1Y
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It's Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS) Awareness Month — an opportunity to raise awareness about SIDS and the importance of keeping infants safe while they sleep. Learn more about infant safe sleep practices: mass.gov/SafeSleep
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