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St Louis City Flu Information and Resources
Free H1N1 vaccinations January 16-21 - Open to Everybody
H1N1 vaccination locations in the City of St Louis
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Adopt
a Pet |
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a look at pictures
and videos of the pets available for adoption at the
City Animal Center. There is a loving pet just waiting for
you! |
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Adoption
Success Stories |
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our "Happy Tails" about our successful adoptions.
If you have adopted a pet from us, we would love to hear how
they're doing and include them in our success
stories. |
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Restaurant
Ratings |
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the Dining Establishment Health
Ratings and Inspection Reports in the City by Establishment
Name, Neighborhood, Zip Code, Type and Rating. |
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Pandemic Flu
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TAKE THE LEAD |
| Preparing for a pandemic influenza outbreak involves everybody. Experts agree that it is not a question of IF a pandemic will occur, but
WHEN it will occur. Learn more about what you can do to prepare. |
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2-1-1 Missouri |
| 2-1-1 is a fast, free and confidential way to get help, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you call, you'll talk to a trained referral specialist. Get Connected. Get Answers. |
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Smoke Free Restaurants and Entertainment Venues |
For a list of smoke-free restaurants and bars, visit Tobacco Free Missouri Coaltion's website. For entertainment venues, visit Breathe Easy Missouri.
The City of Saint Louis Department of Health does not validate or attest to to the accuracy of any of the links. |
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Nutrition Services |
| Nutrition Services, a joint collaboration between the City of St. Louis Department of Health and St. Louis University's Department of Nutrition and Dietetics, provides current and reliable nutrition information for all City residents. View our website for free downloadable nutrition related handouts, presentations, and links to professional nutrition and health related sites. |
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Lead Safe St. Louis Program |
| Dedicated to the eradication of childhood lead poisoning in the City of St. Louis, this program collaborates with other City departments, local agencies, and community based organizations to accomplish its goal. |
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Understanding Our Needs: A St. Louis City Health Needs Assessment |
| This St. Louis City Department of Health report takes a Zip code by Zip code look at health indicators. >> MORE |
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Iron Disorders Institute |
| The Iron Disorders Institute exists so that people with iron disorders receive an early and accurate diagnosis, appropriate treatment and are equipped to live in good health. Learn more. |
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“The
Pressure’s On” – America’s No.1 Killer
Cardiovascular Disease |
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America's No. 1 killer, responsible for almost a million deaths
a year—twice as many as cancer. In fact, it leads to
more deaths than the next five causes combined. It's cardiovascular
disease, and a leading cause of death among African Americans. Here's
what we've learned about prevention, treatment and the
ways heart disease may differ depending on who you are. |
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CDC
Releases National Recommendations to Improve Health of Babies
and Moms |
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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in collaboration
with more than 35 federal, public and private partners, has
released national
recommendations designed to encourage women to take steps
toward good health before becoming pregnant. |
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Bioterrorism |
| Bioterrorism
and emergency preparedness are becoming the hottest topics
in public health today. For more information, see >> The
CDC Bioterrorism Site | Center
for the Study of Bioterrorism & Emerging Infections | Missouri
Department of Health and Senior Services BT Site
Click HERE to
learn how to Prepare for an Emergency
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Our
Mission |
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assure a healthy community through continuous protection, prevention
and promotion of the public's health. This is achieved by caring,
qualified, culturally competent employees who are responsive
and proactive to community needs. >>MORE
ON VISION, MISSION, VALUES, PROMISE |
