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2007

January| February|March |April |May |June |July |August
September |October |November |December

• Dec. 20, 2007
  Air Quality Action Day for Fine Particles Declared For Friday, Dec. 21, 2007 [more] 

• Dec. 18, 2007
  Health department now offering flu vaccine for all children [more] 

• Nov. 14, 2007
  Health Department now offering flu vaccine [more]

• Oct. 24, 20007
  Immunization Clinic no longer open on Mondays [more] 

• Oct. 22, 2007
  National Lead Poisoning Prevention Week [more]

• Sept. 27, 2007
  Immunization Clinic hours to change [more] 

• Sept. 25, 2007
  Free seminar to focus on children's mental health [more]

• Aug. 14, 2007
  Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for West Nile Virus.  Health Department will begin spraying on Thursday [more] 
  8/16/07 Spray Area Map [more] 

• Aug. 1, 2007
  Air Quality Action Day for Ozone Forecast for Thursday, Aug. 2 [more] 

• July 19, 2007
  Two Cases Of Botulism In Indiana (ISDH Press Release) [more] 

• July 19, 2007
  Health Officials Warn Consumers About Risk of Botulism from Canned Hot Dot Chili Sauce [more] 

• July 16, 2007
  Psychological First Aid training to be offered at IPFW [more]  

• July 10, 2007
  Softball benefit to honor memory of son lost to LaCrosse encephalitis [more] 

• July 3, 2007
  Snack food recall expands (ISDH) [more] 

• July 3, 2007
  Residents urged to celebrate safely over Fourth of July holiday
  [more] 

• June 26, 2007
  Lead program targets homeowner event for prevention sweep [more] 

• June 22, 2007
  Death Certificate fee to increase on July 1 [more] 

• June 12, 2007
  MDwise Presents INShape Indiana Swim Day [more] 

• May 31, 2007
  Air Quality Action Day for Fine Particles (PM 2.5) [more] 

• May 30, 2007
  Air Quality Action Day for Ozone: Caution Level [more] 

• May 15, 2007
  Health department prepares for mosquito season [more] 

• April 23, 2007
  Public invited to hear analysis of low-income study [more] 

• March 19, 2007
  Chamber to Host SmokeFree Workplace Workshop [more] 

• March 14, 2007
  TB Consortium to have kickoff event on March 15 [more] 

• Feb. 23, 2007
  State Health Officials Remind Hoosiers of Health Risks Associated with Flooding [more] 

• Feb. 20, 2007
  There's still time to get a flu shot [more] 

• Feb. 1, 2007
  National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day is Feb. 7  [more]
  [Fact sheet]

• Jan. 3, 2007
  Plenty of Flu Vaccine Still Available [more]

2006

January |March |April |May |June |July |August
September |October |November |December

• Dec. 4
  Health officials issue Norovirus alert [more]

• Nov. 21
  Health Department Now Offering Flu Vaccine for Kids [more]

• Oct. 20
  Making Lead Poisoning History is Focus of Prevention Week [more]

• Oct. 20
  LaCrosse Not the Cause of Northrop Student's Death [more]

• Oct. 8
  Third Mosquito Disease-Related Death Suspected [more]

• Oct. 2
  Two Mosquito-Related Deaths Confirmed in Allen County [more]

• Sept. 29
  Pandemic Flu Forum in New Haven on Monday, Oct. 2, 2006 [more]

• Sept. 26
  Fort Wayne Awarded Grant to Eliminate Lead Hazards [more]

• Sept 25
  First Human case of West Nile Virus reported in Allen County [more]

• Sept. 19
  Summary of the Statement on Second Hand Smoke by the Fort Wayne-Allen County Board of Health [more]

• Sept. 15
  First Pandemic Flu Forum Set for Tuesday at IPFW [more]

• Sept. 5
  State Officials Release Preliminary Fireworks Injury Figures [more]

• Sept. 5, 2006
  Two More Mosquito Pools Test Positive for West Nile virus; Spraying Set for Thursday & Friday [more]

• Aug. 29
  Hepatitis A Clinics Extended through Saturday, Sept. 2 [more]

• Aug. 28
  Health Department to Spray Again for West Nile Virus [more]

• Aug. 27
  Routine Health Department Clinics Closed on Monday, August 28^th [more]

• Aug. 25
  Local Health Officials Issue Hepatitis A Alert [more]

• Aug. 23
  City of New Haven to Spray for Mosquitoes [more]

• Aug. 21
  More Mosquitoes Tests Positive for West Nile Virus [more]

• Aug. 14
  Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for West Nile virus [more] [MAP]

• Aug. 7
  Mosquito Pools Test Positive for West Nile virus [more]

• Aug. 2, 2006
  Elderly At-Risk When Mercury Rises [more]

• July 26, 2006
  Teach Families Health Habits, Say State Health Officials [more]

• July 19
  Mosquito Activity Rises with Temperature [more]

• July 18
  New Schedule of Lead Screening Sites Announced [more]
  View the Calendar

• July 18
  ISDH Releases 2006 Fish Advisory [more]

• July 17
  Take Steps to Prevent Heat-Related Illnesses, ISDH says [more]

• June 26, 2006
  State Health Officials Warn Hoosiers about
  Fireworks Injuries [more]

• June 21
  Free HIV Testing Offered June 21 [more]

• June 20  
  Pandemic Flu Drill Deemed a Success [more]

• June 13
  Volunteers Needed for Pandemic Flu Response Drill [more]Health Officials to Drill for a Pandemic Flu Disaster [more]

• June 12
  Lead Program Targets Southeast Neighborhood for Sweep [more]

• June 6
  State Health Officials Warn of West Nile Threat [more]

• June 2
  Warm Weather Increases Bat Activity, Rabies Risk, ISDH Warns [more]

• June 1
  Free Mosquito Fish Now Available [more] Fact Sheet

• May 23, 2006
  Health Department Prepares for Mosquito Season [more]

• May 22
  National Recreational Water Illness Prevention Week (ISDH) [more]

• May 17  
  ISDH Releases Data on State of Hoosier Health [more]

• May 9  
  Bird Flu Movie to Air on ABC Tonight [more]; HHS Q & A

• May 4
  Raising Awareness of Hepatitis the Goal of First "HepFest" [more]

• May 1
  iMap Services Continue to Expand [more]

• May 1
  INShape Indiana to Host DNR Day on May 6 [more]

• May 1
  Press Conference Today to Announce Cedar Creek Septic Project [more]

• April 25, 2006  
  Indiana RESPECT promotes prevention of teen pregnancy, ISDH says [more]

• April 20 
  Spring Brings Threat of Tick-Transmitted Diseases, ISDH warns [more]

• April 11
  Indiana Launches Free Quitline to Help Tobacco Users Kick Habit [more]  1-800-QUIT-NOW

• April 7
  Residents Urged to Safely Dispose of Household Sharps [more]

• March 28, 2006
  Health Department Puts Emergency Response on Wheels [more]
  Trailer fact sheet

• March 23
  Toy Jewelry Items Recalled Due to Lead [more]
  Official Reebok Bracelet Recall Notice (USCPSC)
  Official Dollar Tree Stores Inc. Toy Jewelry Recall Notice (USCPSC)

• March 22
  Health Commissioner to Participate in Panel Discussion on TB [more]

• March 21
   FDA Issues Recall Notice on Brownie Mix [more]

• March 15
  USDA Announces Recall of Chicken Noodle Soup [more]

• March 13
  USDA Announces Recall of Frozen Stuffed Chicken Entrees [more]

• March 2
  Animal-shaped Flashlights Recalled Due to Lead in Paint [more]

• March 2
  Flu Activity on the Rise in Allen County [more]

• January 13, 2006
  Recall - ISDH Identifies Lead in Candy [more]

2005

January | February | March | April | May | June | July |August September |October | November | December
 

• Dec. 30
   Flu Hitting Kids Hard out West

• Dec. 19
  Flu Shot Clinics on Tuesday

• Dec. 12
  Special Flu Shot Clinics Announced; Flu Clinic Poster

• Nov. 20
  Task Force Announces Details of "Flu Fighter" Campaign

• Nov. 29
  Task Force to Launch Influenza Prevention Campaign

• Nov. 21
  Flu Vaccine Update

• Nov. 17
  STD Clinic Hours to Change

• Nov. 14
  Health Department to Offer Flu Vaccine for Children

• Nov. 7
  Health Department Debuts New Electronic Vital Records System

• Nov. 3
  FDA-ISDH Recall Issued for Mexican Candy

• Oct. 31
  Recall Issued on Halloween Product Containing Lead; ISDH Notice

• Oct. 28
  Flu Vaccine Restrictions Lifted

• Oct. 24
  Flu Vaccine Availability Still in Question

• Oct. 17
  Lead Poisoning Prevention Program Launches Awareness Campaign

• Oct. 5
  Second Human Case of WNv Reported in Allen County

• Sept.12
  IDEM Issues Air Quality Action Day for Fine Particulates for Tuesday, September 13

• Sept. 11
  IDEM Issues Air Quality Action Day for Fine Particulates for Monday, September 12

• Sept. 9
  Free Medical Clinic for Hurricane Evacuees

• Sept. 8
  Medical Volunteers Needed for Hurricane Relief Efforts

• Sept. 1
  Health Officials Report More Evidence of WNv; Mosquito activity report

• Aug. 24
  Spray Route Start Points Announced

• Aug. 22
  Mosquito Pool Tests Positive for WNv; Spray map

• Aug. 19
  State Board of Animal Health Issues Pet Rodent Advisory

• Aug. 11
  Health Commissioner to Present Reorganization Plan

• Aug. 8
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for Tuesday, August 9th

• Aug. 2
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for Wednesday, August 3rd

• Aug. 1
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for Tuesday, August 2nd

• July 31
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for Monday, August 1st

• July 23
  Ozone Caution Day Issued by IDEM for Monday, July 25

• July 19
  Ozone Caution Declared for July 20

• July 14
  Lead Program Introduces New Mascot

• July 13
  New Communications Director Announced

• July 11
  DOH Announces Availability of Meningitis Vaccine

• July 1
  Allen County Announces First WNV-Positive Human Case

• June 28
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for June 29

• June 27
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for June 28

• June 25
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for June 27

• June 23
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for June 24

• June 22
  IDEM Issues Ozone Caution for Allen County for June 23

• May 26
  Mosquito Larviciding Begins, Free Mosquito Fish Available, and West Nile Surveillance Continues

• May 20
  Mindy Waldron Named Department Administrator by Executive Board of Health

• April 12
  Health Department Administrator to Take New State Position

• April 4
  Dept of Health Observes National Public Health Week April 4th - 8th --- Donations Being Made to Local Entities

• March 23
  Department of Health Observes World TB Day on March 24

• Feb. 14
  Influenza Cases Increasing; More Flu Shots Available

• Feb. 4
  Free Adult Flu Shots Donated

• Jan. 31
  Free FluMist Vaccine Available

• Jan. 26
  FluMist Vaccine Still Available

• Jan. 19
  Flu Vaccine Update

• Jan. 14
  Free Well Testing for Flood Victims

• Jan.13
  Flu Clinic on January 19

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