Health Promotion Unit - Cebu City Health Department

29/11/2022

19/11/2022

19/11/2022

Today, Nov 19, 2022 is World Toilet Day. Let us observe Zero Open Defecation to prevent foodborne and waterborne diseases for a Healthy Philippines.

Cebu City Program was held at Cogon Ramos Gym wherein Brgy Cogon Ramos is an awardee for Zero Open Defecation.

12/11/2022

Learn about the signs and how to find support

09/11/2022

1 in 6 working-age adults are estimated to have a mental disorder. Risks to mental health at work include:
❗️under-use of skills
❗️excessive workloads
❗️unsafe working conditions
❗️limited support from colleagues
❗️harassment/bullying
❗️discrimination
❗️job insecurity
and more

08/08/2022

August is Sight Saving Month

Eyesight ay isa sa pinakamahalagang tungkulin sa ating katawan. Kung mayroon kang mga sintomas tulad ng pamumula ng mata, o panlalabo ng paningin, mangyaring kumunsulta kaagad sa pinakamalapit na Primary Care Provider sa inyong lugar.

Malabong mata’y iwasan.
Pagkonsulta sa mata ipractice yan para sa isang Healthy Pilipinas!


Thanks to DOH for sharing this message

29/07/2022

Monkeypox - What you need to know

Thanks to the Philippine Association of Medical Technologists for sharing this World Health Organization IEC.

29/07/2022

DOH Interim Technical Guidelines for Monkeypox ☣️

Thanks to the Philippine Association of Medical Technologists for this update.

25/07/2022

The Philippine College of Chest Physicians (PCCP) supports the call for President Ferdinand Romualdez Marcos Jr. to Veto the V**e Bill.

23/07/2022

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PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY ON MONKEYPOX

In the interest of protecting the general public from both diseases and misinformation, the Department of Health (DOH) provides this advisory about the recent cases of Monkeypox found in European countries, the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.

DOH surveillance systems are actively monitoring the situation.

To know more about monkeypox follow the link below for the guidelines and other materials:
bit.ly/MonkeypoxFacts

19/07/2022

Vaccine-preventable diseases include:
Cervical cancer
Cholera
Diphtheria
Ebola
Hepatitis B
Influenza
Japanese encephalitis
Measles
Meningitis
Mumps
Pertussis
Pneumonia
Polio
Rabies
Rotavirus
Rubella
Tetanus
Typhoid
Varicella
Yellow Fever

Yes, vaccines work!