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The chance of breast cancer survival drastically increases when caught early. That is why regular are so important 🩷 Learn more: https://bit.ly/47z0up0

As temperatures begin to cool, remember - indoor air can trigger asthma symptoms. Watch out for dust, mold, pet dander, ...
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As temperatures begin to cool, remember - indoor air can trigger asthma symptoms. Watch out for dust, mold, pet dander, and smoke. Keep your home clean, dry, and fragrance-free to prevent flareups. Learn more about the impact of indoor air quality on asthma:

Asthma Resources for the patients and public.

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10/10/2026

Heading to a tailgate this weekend? 🏈 Before you cheer on your team, make sure there are no penalties on the tailgate food! Learn more tips ➡️ https://bit.ly/3Svw1Bs

Scrambled, fried, poached, or devilled? However you prefer your eggs, enjoy them Salmonella-free! Always follow the 5 C’...
10/09/2026

Scrambled, fried, poached, or devilled? However you prefer your eggs, enjoy them Salmonella-free! Always follow the 5 C’s when collecting backyard eggs. 🥚🍳

On , we’re proud to highlight OhioSEE – a program dedicated to ensuring Ohio K-3 students have access to eye exams and ...
10/08/2026

On , we’re proud to highlight OhioSEE – a program dedicated to ensuring Ohio K-3 students have access to eye exams and glasses. So far, almost 2,900 students have received an eye exam and over 1,750 students have received glasses through OhioSEE. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3PY5H4o

Dr. Vanderhoff sat down with Kara Tarter, Chief of the Bureau or Infectious Diseases, and Nick Cascarelli, Commissioner ...
10/07/2026

Dr. Vanderhoff sat down with Kara Tarter, Chief of the Bureau or Infectious Diseases, and Nick Cascarelli, Commissioner of the Wayne County Health Department, to chat all things measles in Ohio. Be sure to listen on Friday through YouTube, Spotify, or Amazon Music!

Make movement part of your spooky season plans 🎃👻 Whether it's a workout, a group walk, or chasing the kids around a pum...
10/06/2026

Make movement part of your spooky season plans 🎃👻 Whether it's a workout, a group walk, or chasing the kids around a pumpkin patch, every bit counts! Learn more about exercise recommendations: https://bit.ly/4pfBauY

October is . Quick action saves lives, and AEDs make it possible for anyone to help in an emergency. Know where AEDs ar...
10/06/2026

October is . Quick action saves lives, and AEDs make it possible for anyone to help in an emergency. Know where AEDs are located, learn how to use them, and help keep our communities prepared when every second counts. Check out this CPR training from Ohio School Safety Center: https://bit.ly/4z3uhBQ

a new episode of our podcast, Healthy Perspectives with Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, drops soon 👀 Subscribe so you don't miss...
10/04/2026

a new episode of our podcast, Healthy Perspectives with Dr. Bruce Vanderhoff, drops soon 👀 Subscribe so you don't miss any episodes! Listen on YouTube, Spotify, or Amazon Music 🎧

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