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Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. All #ACAMarketplace plans cover #MentalHealth and substance use disorder services as essential health benefits. Visit bit.ly/3ERS3Y2 to learn more.
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3. In. 5. Nearly 3 in 5 US adults are lonely. This isn't just a problem, it's an epidemic, and as PyxHealth CEO @CindyKJordan writes in @FortuneMagazine, the impacts are costly, deadly, and largely flying under the radar. Read more: hubs.li/Q01RGZMZ0
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Join NAMI KDK tomorrow 8/12 between 1 PM - 3 PM at the Aetna Better Health of Illinois Health Back-To School Health & Resource Fair (VNA Health Care, 400 N Highland Ave)! Come out for:
• Activity Zone for kids
• FREE well-being resources
• FREE health screenings
@ABHofIL
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Wishing you a safe, happy Independence Day. From all of us at #TeamCVS, happy #FourthOfJuly!
Happy 4th of July
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Army #veteran Chris Hoff knows it takes a brave person to ask for help when it comes to dealing with the traumas of war. For #PTSDAwarenessDay, learn about his decision to #CombatStigma for his family and seek care through WWP's Warrior Care Network: wwp.news/3OMhFch
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We're incredibly grateful for our blood donors, who roll up their sleeves to help people in need. Their generosity is helping save accident victims, newborns, people giving birth and other hospital patients who require blood transfusions. #WorldBloodDonorDay #WBDD2022
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Today is HIV Vaccine Awareness Day, a day to recognize the volunteers, community members, and researchers working to find a safe and effective vaccine to prevent #HIV.
Such a vaccine, along w/ existing HIV treatment and prevention strategies, would help to #EndHIVEpidemic. #HVAD
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Today is #InternationalNursesDay!
Nurses play a critical role in health care and emergency response bit.ly/2SdGnHq
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In the last of our three-part Care Coordination Series on #SamSays, which focuses on the value of making connections, Soccoro Romero, Registered Nurse Case Manager at @ABHofIL, discusses why care coordination is so important and why it isn't going away. ow.ly/wFH550IJZ2c
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Thank you @ABHofIL for sponsoring our 50 Plus! program bingo prizes on May 6 at the Douglass Annex in Douglass Park! Visit our 50 Plus! page to learn more about this fun bingo event: bit.ly/2TKbFbR
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April is National Minority Health Month! Through our Health Zones initiative, we’re working with local community partners to reduce health disparities and advance health equity in high-risk communities across the country. Read more: cvs.co/3qtL4xp #NMHM2022
Health Zones
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To our #CVSHealth colleagues, their families, and all who celebrate, may this month bring you joy, enlightenment, and good health. We wish you a peaceful and blessed Ramadan. #RamadanKareem
Happy Ramadan
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Did you know? The American Lung Association was founded in 1904 as the National Association for the Study and Prevention of #Tuberculosis. Today, we still work to raise awareness and research funds for #TB & all lung diseases. Lung.org/Tuberculosis #WorldTBDay
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“There are only four kinds of people in the world: Those who have been caregivers, those who are currently caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need a caregiver.” -Rosalynn Carter
Thank you caregivers for all you do! #CaregiversDay #NationalCaregiversDay
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Questions about COVID-19 and the vaccines? We've got you covered. Tune in to #AskDrArwady today, and I'll answer YOUR questions! Ask away using #AskDrArwady.
You can tune in on @ChiPublicHealth.
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Kids get #COVID19, too.
Even though fewer children get severely ill from COVID-19 compared w/ adults, cases & hospitalizations rose recently in children 11 & younger.
To keep from getting & spreading COVID-19 to kids in your life, get a COVID-19 vaccine: vaccines.gov
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#COVID19 has a much harder time spreading in a highly vaccinated population. When more people are vaccinated, we’ll all be better protected against the virus. Get vaccinated against COVID-19 now. Find a vaccine near you by visiting Vaccines.gov.
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When you are vaccinated, you are given a vaccination card that tells you what #COVID19 vaccine you received, the date you received it, and where you received it. More: bit.ly/3F2uUjV.
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Keep your vaccination card in a secure, dry place where you keep other important documents and consider taking a picture of it as a backup copy. More:
bit.ly/3F2uUjV.
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If you got all recommended doses of a #COVID19 vaccine authorized by @US_FDA or listed for emergency use by @WHO, you do not need an additional dose at this time, unless you have a weakened immune system. Learn more: bit.ly/2X1pZhC.
What if I got a COVID-19 vaccine in another country?
If you received all doses of a vaccine authorized by U.S. FDA or WHO, you don’t need to get vaccinated again.



























