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Between June-September 2020, counties in states with longer statewide closures and mask mandates were less likely to experience rapid increases in new #COVID19 cases upon reopening, especially in nonmetropolitan counties. See @AnnalsOfEpi: . https://t.co/VTvaKaMd4p
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RT @CDCMMWR: A new MMWR report found that suicide rates declined among some groups between 2018 and 2019. A comprehensive approach to preve…
Read MoreA new @CDCMMWR from Israel shows preliminary evidence of the effectiveness of vaccination in preventing severe cases of #COVID19. Vaccination among people who are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine can potentially reduce severe disease from COVID-19. https://t.co/GyaulMONpZ
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RT @Google: As the vaccine becomes more available, make sure you have the latest info. Search “covid vaccine” to get the facts. https://t.c…
Read MoreCDC has facilitated the collection and evaluation of #COVID19 forecasts from teams around the world over the last 10 months. Ensemble forecasts have consistently been the most accurate. Read more about the advantages of the CDC ensemble forecasts: https://t.co/FBllmXMBVO
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As of February 22, national forecasts predict that 1,300–5,000 new #COVID19 hospitalizations will likely be reported on March 22. More: https://t.co/vbw5tyUMo1
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As of February 22, national forecasts predict that 142,000–584,000 new #COVID19 cases will likely be reported during the week ending March 20. More: https://t.co/37hH7yGF73
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As of February 22, national forecasts predict that 4,300–12,600 new #COVID19 deaths will be reported during the week ending March 20, bringing the projected total deaths to 526,000–548,000. More: https://t.co/WwGz9RKiCC
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Join the CDC #COVID19 Partner Update call Monday, March 1, at 3:00 pm EST. Title: Progress Around Smokefree Policies During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Retweet and Register: . #SmokeFree #health #COVID19 https://t.co/YtFqRPYv4h
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Don’t miss your chance to apply to be a Population Health Training In Place Program learner! Applications accepted through Feb. 28. https://t.co/mSU1G8dmSk
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FACES BEHIND THE RESPONSE: Scott Meador has been THD's vector control expert for 14 years. While managing these duties, he has also been the safety officer at our POD sites & feels it's an honor to serve Veterans who have served us. Read his encounters: https://t.co/wJdbKXMb9A
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OK is part of a beta test on . Pandemic providers in OK who opt to show their availability to the public can be viewed here. Click the green button “Find COVID-19 Vaccines." Choose zip code & type of vaccine to search providers within those perimeters. https://t.co/WniUXHtq2J
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We have added 1,400 COVID-19 vaccine appts in the OK Vaccine Portal for Mar 4 & 5. THD continues to provide vaccines to those already scheduled, those rescheduled & teachers. Please continue to check the portal or view other opportunities to schedule: https://t.co/AncXWwlv9U
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Masks are an added step to prevent getting & spreading COVID-19. They provide a barrier to keep respiratory droplets from spreading. Masks are a two way street & protect you and me. When we all wear masks, we take care of each other, protecting everyone. https://t.co/8RzjNQlfkZ
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It was an honor to offer vaccines to the very first Tulsa Co teachers from @TulsaSchools, @OwassoSchools & @jenksps. We value our community partners helping us vaccinate these essential workers. See the Tulsa Co plan to administer vaccines to teachers: https://t.co/3Rhn1Amgo4
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Most tick species are active in the summer, but some are still active on warmer winter days. Deer ticks, known carriers of Lyme Disease, are not killed by freezing temps & can still be active. Take precautions to protect yourself when going outside.
Read MoreIn 2017, Hayes received the prestigious Martha May Eliot Award from the American Public Health Association for “being an advocate for improving maternal and child health and implementing public health approaches to solve population health issues in the state.” (5/5)
Read MoreShe went on to earn her medical degree from SUNY School of Medicine in Buffalo & a Master in Public Health from Harvard. Her approach to public health has always emphasized prevention. (4/5)
Read MoreHayes grew up in the Jim Crow South in Mississippi & was studying abroad in Vienna when Martin Luther King Jr. & Robert Kennedy were assassinated. She hurried back to the US to complete her biology degree at Spelman, a historically Black college. (3/5)
Read MoreAs the State’s top public health officer for 16 years, Hayes was charged with advising the governor, the secretary of health, the medical communities, and local health departments about matters relevant to the health of the public. (2/5)
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Read MoreJoin us as we partner with the Asian Coalition to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and its impact on the Asian community. We will cover topics such as COVID-19 population data, vaccine safety & efficacy, distribution, with a following Q&A. Mark your calendar to tune in on Sunday! https://t.co/CmJnYQTtLb
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RT @CDCgov: It's important for everyone to use all the tools available to help stop this pandemic as we learn more about how #COVID19 vacci…
Read More@CloudF0475 On the links to sign up, our sites will list which brand will be offered.
Read Moreare also eligible to sign up. These new clinics are offering Pfizer, first dose only.
Read MoreNew COVID-19 vaccine appointments are available at . Please plan to bring a photo ID & your occupation credentials if you are a Pre-K-12 teacher/support staff, first responder, or health care worker to your appointment. Individuals 16+ with comorbidities https://t.co/8VeWO5mgn3
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OCCHD sends its condolences to Mr. Rubio’s family and many friends. He will be missed.
Read MoreMr. Rubio was a long-time supporter of OCCHD and often welcomed OCCHD employees to promote programs of interest to the greater OKC community such as FIMR (Fetal Infant Mortality Review), Wellness Now, and Total Wellness, throughout Tyler Media’s multiple platforms.
Read MoreOCCHD mourns the loss of local community leader Armando Rubio. Mr. Rubio served as the general manager for KTUZ T-30 Telemundo in Oklahoma City & hosted “Nuestra Oklahoma (Our Oklahoma),” a weekly television show that covered topics of interest to the Spanish speaking community. https://t.co/4MtuwvrFRX
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OCCHD's West clinic will be closed Wednesday, February 24 as our staff will be redeployed to assist with the vaccination effort. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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