It's important for parents to talk about the risks of gambling with their kids, just like they'd talk about alcohol, drugs, or other risky behaviors. If you’re a parent, you can find conversation starters and activities here: mcoepgp.org/lets-talk-risk/

Extremely hot days can lead to power outages, causing refrigerated food to go bad. Keeping refrigerator and freezer doors closed, food will stay safe for up to 4 hours. Learn more tips about food safety after an outage: ow.ly/MGt450Ta9XM #ClimateChange

There is an emergency blood shortage in Massachusetts. Just a single donation can save multiple lives. If you’re eligible to donate, contact your local hospital blood donor center or find a blood drive near you at redcross.org/local/massachu…

There is an emergency blood shortage in Massachusetts. Just a single donation can save multiple lives. If you’re eligible to donate, contact your local hospital blood donor center or find a blood drive near you at redcross.org/local/massachu…

Mosquito bites can cause serious illnesses like West Nile virus and EEE. That’s why it’s so important to keep taking these common-sense precautions when you’re spending time outdoors, even in September. Learn more at mass.gov/MosquitoesAndT…

When it comes to emergencies, planning ahead can make all the difference. Learn more at mass.gov/BePrepared.

September is #SuicidePreventionMonth. All month, our Suicide Prevention Program is hosting introductory training sessions on the impact of suicide and prevention strategies. They're open to public health professionals and the public. Learn more: ow.ly/tePL50T9Yge

It's important for parents to talk about the risks of gambling with their kids, just like they'd talk about alcohol, drugs, or other risky behaviors. If you’re a parent, you can find conversation starters and activities here: mcoepgp.org/lets-talk-risk/

If you eat fish from a lake, pond, or river, make sure you’re protecting your health. Learn about how to eat fish safely in Massachusetts and follow DPH fish consumption advisories: ow.ly/yrYO50Ta9Eo

State health officials announce additional human cases of EEE and West Nile Virus; EEE and WNV risk levels elevated in multiple communities: ow.ly/N8eo50TgUso

There is an emergency blood shortage in Massachusetts. Just a single donation can save multiple lives. If you’re eligible to donate, contact your local hospital blood donor center or find a blood drive near you at redcross.org/local/massachu…

Mosquito bites can cause serious illnesses like West Nile virus and EEE. That’s why it’s so important to keep taking these common-sense precautions when you’re spending time outdoors, even in September. Learn more at mass.gov/MosquitoesAndT…

In an emergency, everyday things are everything. Learn how to build your emergency kit at mass.gov/BePrepared.

Wherever you are. Whatever you’re feeling. The 988 Lifeline is here to listen and give you the support you need – 24 hours a day. Just call or text 988 from any phone. Learn more at mass.gov/988. #SuicidePreventionMonth

It's important for parents to talk about the risks of gambling with their kids, just like they'd talk about alcohol, drugs, or other risky behaviors. If you’re a parent, you can find conversation starters and activities here: mcoepgp.org/lets-talk-risk/

Climate change is increasing the risk of flooding in MA, especially in tidal or low-lying areas. Contact with flood water can cause bacterial illnesses, infectious diseases, and chemical hazards. Learn more including who’s most at risk: ow.ly/gLnH50Taa2P #ClimateAndHealth

Does your family's diet include fish from a local lake, pond, or river? Eat a variety of fish and follow DPH fish consumption advice to avoid dangers from chemicals that can harm your health: mass.gov/lists/fish-con…

There is an emergency blood shortage in Massachusetts. Just a single donation can save multiple lives. If you’re eligible to donate, contact your local hospital blood donor center or find a blood drive near you at redcross.org/local/massachu…

Mosquito bites can cause serious illnesses like West Nile virus and EEE. That’s why it’s so important to keep taking these common-sense precautions when you’re spending time outdoors, even in September. Learn more at mass.gov/MosquitoesAndT…

Wherever you are. Whatever you’re feeling. The 988 Lifeline is here to listen and give you the support you need – 24 hours a day. Just call or text 988 from any phone. Learn more at mass.gov/988. #SuicidePreventionMonth