Cook that dough! In recognition of National Food Safety Education Month, read this first before mixing up your dough: https://buff.ly/3Tw7uLc
Did you know? 1 in 6 Americans experience foodborne illness every year. Follow these safety tips to keep you and your family safe during National Food Safety Education Month: https://buff.ly/2WcPtWt
Happy World Breastfeeding Week 2024. Let’s close the gap in inequalities by ensuring breastfeeding support for all.
Pee in the toilet, not in the pool! When pee and chlorine mix in the pool, there is less chlorine available to kill germs.
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Mental health is for everyone and everyone deserves mental health support when they need it. Learn more: FindSupport.gov
Today marks the start of Healthy and Safe Swimming Week, which was created to raise awareness about the steps everyone can take to protect themselves and others from illness and injury in and around the water. An important step is to teach children basic swimming and water safety skills. Swimming lessons can reduce the risk of drowning. Children who have had swimming lessons still need close and constant supervision when in or around water.
May is Stroke Awareness Month and is the perfect time to know the signs and symptoms of stroke. F.A.S.T. is an easy acronym to help you remember them—and perhaps save a life. Learn more: https://buff.ly/3JN9Dyz