University of Wisconsin La-Crosse || Public and Community Health Education
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Join us as we promote public health by participating in I♥️Public Health Month. Throughout the month we will be posting pictures, videos, quotes, and various stories from This is Public Health (TIPH) Ambassadors sharing why they are passionate about the field. #ThisIsPublicHealth
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Be a hero in your community.
Wear a face covering over your nose and mouth.
Keep your distance.
Wash your hands.
It could save lives.
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Have you seen St. Louis County's COVID Ref?
Do yourself a favor and check him out. covidref.com/
youtube.com/watch?v=xL-sHHEP…
#StaySafeMN #MaskUpMN @StLouisCountyMN
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COVID-19 saliva testing is now open in Duluth at the Duluth Entertainment Convention Center! Free testing open to all Minnesotans who think they need a test. No ID required. Bring your insurance card, if you have one. Scheduled appointments or walk-ins also welcome. #StaySafeMN
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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Together, we must work to connect survivors to the critical resources they need. thehotline.org
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Wearing a mask properly can help slow the spread of COVID-19. Follow these steps to help protect yourself and others. #MaskUpMN #StaySafeMN
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Many Minnesotans could have #COVID19 and not show symptoms. Wearing a mask or face covering acts as a barrier to stop droplets and prevent you from unknowingly spreading the virus to others. Do not wear a mask with a valve, as this could actually allow more of your germs out.
ALT Two purple masks. One has an valve on the front and an X over it to indicate not to use them. There is text at the bottom "Masks with valves do not stop germs from getting out."
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July is #FireworksSafetyMonth. Celebrate summer by enjoying #firework displays safely with your family. Your ears will thank you for it! bit.ly/2V94atu
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I signed a bill today raising the age to purchase tobacco products to 21, which will help stop addiction before it starts, improve public health, and save young lives.
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Our lives will look different for quite some time. As we move forward, I want you to know how we're making our decisions.
Before we turn these dials, we will carefully consider public health, economic and societal impacts.
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Guests will NOT be allowed @ CCC initially due to the current climate. That also means driving range will not be open to the public until further notice. If you are interested in joining-paperwork needs to be completed prior to showing up. So get those apps in ASAP! #MembersOnly
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While we are being encouraged to stay home, you do NOT have to stay home of you are feeling unsafe. If you are being abused or feel unsafe at home, please know there are safe places available. You can call 866-223-1111 for help.
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Today, the IRS launched a new tool to allow Americans to check the status of their Economic Impact Payments and update direct deposit info.
To check it out, click the following link: bit.ly/3chq9DS
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A few important updates from the La Crosse County Health Department regarding college students, COVID-19 and now recommending wearing masks when you're out in public.
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To the countless first responders, law enforcement, and correctional employees working tirelessly to keep our communities safe during COVID-19: Thank you for going to work so others can stay home. #StayHomeMN ➡️🏠💟
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Stay At Home should never mean you stay somewhere unsafe. There are places of sanctuary open for anyone facing abuse or violence. Please call Minnesota's statewide crisis hotline - available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week - at 1.866.223.1111 or text 612.399.9995.
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These are trying times. But we are Minnesotans. We see challenges, and we tackle them. No matter how daunting the challenge; no matter how dark the times; Minnesota has always risen up—by coming together. If we unite as One Minnesota, we will save lives. #StayHomeMN
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The virus will still be here when this two-week period is over, but we’ll be better prepared. We will work with our health care sector, manufacturers, business community, and strong-spirited Minnesotans across the state to tackle this virus head on. #StayHomeMN
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We must take bold action to save the lives of Minnesotans. As a former Command Sergeant Major in the Army National Guard, I believe in having a plan – which is why I’m directing Minnesotans to stay at home and limit their movements to essential services. #StayHomeMN
