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On today’s #PHRME, Dr. James McDonald (Dr. James McDonald) of NYSDOH discusses state efforts to diversify the physician workforce and Public Health Foundation’s Marie Flake highlights a foundational public health services e-learning series. Tune in now: newscast.astho.org.
On Monday, Governor Kathy Hochul announced 31 certified Climate Smart Communities as part of the certification program, celebrating its 10-year anniversary. Sean Mahar presented Broome & Orange Counties with certified bronze & Dutchess County with certified silver, the highest level.
This afternoon! A discussion about the inclusive and affirming healthcare for LGBTQ+ individuals available through Pride Health Centers in NYC. Join the webinar here: aidsinstituteny-org.zoom.us/j/88949714310 NYC Health + Hospitals
.Dr. James McDonald: “Researchers with the Department’s Wadsworth Center are once again at the forefront of surveillance and detection, allowing us to respond quickly to emerging potential threats.” Information about the virus & DOH’s role in detecting it: health.ny.gov/press/releases…
.Dr. James McDonald: "The State Health Department remains committed to providing parents and caregivers with support and resources to keep their children healthy and creating communities that support healthy, active lifestyles for everyone.” health.ny.gov/press/releases…
.Dr. James McDonald: “We have learned that two emus tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus in Rensselaer County. I encourage New Yorkers to continue to take proactive measures to prevent mosquito bites which can lead to EEE.” health.ny.gov/press/releases…
.Dr. James McDonald: “This grant will allow the Department’s Environmental Health Program to assist schools that need it the most to ensure proper air quality in their buildings and to protect the health of New York’s students.” Learn more: health.ny.gov/press/releases…