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Coronavirus - seven steps to prevent the spread of the virus The formal declaration of a does not change the fact that you can - and should - take these simple steps to protect yourself and your love...

Healthy and Safe Swimming Learn how to stay healthy and safe when in the water this summer!

Men, take charge of your mental health! Click on the following link to learn what things may affect your mental health and what you can do about it:

http://www.menshealthresourcecenter.com/mental-health-well-being/

Men, take care of your cardiovascular system (heart & blood vessels). Your life depends on it!

Click on this link to find out if you are at risk for cardiovascular disease & to learn more about heart health:

http://www.menshealthresourcecenter.com/cardiovascular-health/

"The most dangerous mistake a parent or caregiver can make is to think leaving a child alone in a vehicle could never happen to them or their family." (Look Before You Lock)

Please take a few moments to read the information on the "Look Before You Lock" Fact Sheet found at the link below. Then share these vitally important safety tips with everyone you know who has or cares for young children. Doing so may save the life of a child!
http://www.kidsandcars.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Heatstroke-fact-sheet-2018-2.pdf

2 Minute drill to protect yourself and others from Zika and other mosquito-borne diseases:

1. Choose long sleeves and long pants when spending time outdoors, weather permitting. This reduces the amount of exposed skin where mosquitoes will bite.
2. Apply insect repellent to any exposed skin.
Look for products that contain DEET, picaridin, or IR3535 to keep mosquitoes away. Read label directions carefully!
3. Look for standing water in your yard. Mosquitoes can breed there! Check toys, buckets, flower pots, or other items. For bird baths and pet water dishes, dump, scrub, and re-place water frequently to get rid of mosquito eggs!

2 minute drill to protect yourself and others from ticks:

1. Choose long sleeves and long pants when spending time outdoors, weather permitting. Wear light colored clothing to help you spot ticks faster!
2. Apply insect repellent to any exposed skin. Look for products that contain at least 20% DEET, picaridin, or IR3535 to keep ticks away. Read label directions carefully!
3. Check your clothing and skin for ticks frequently, even while you are outside.
4. After returning inside, shower as soon as possible and check all parts of the body carefully.
5. Remove attached ticks as soon as possible!

Source: https://health.mo.gov/living/healthcondiseases/communicable/2minutedrill/