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Zika is still a threat in San Diego County — especially to pregnant women and women who may become pregnant. And people should still be dumping out standing water around homes to fight the invasive Aedes mosquitoes that can potentially transmit Zika if they first bite a person with the virus.
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The risk of students getting sick while in school continues to diminish. That’s because the number of vaccinated kindergarten and 7th grade students keeps going up.
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The days of a mother or father having to take a whole day off work and drag their kids to sit in a government office waiting for hours to get food assistance are long gone – much like the days when food stamps came in a book of coupons. Nowadays, someone applying for CalFresh benefits […]
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The County Health and Human Services Agency is conducting two community forums and a telephone town hall to gather input about the need and impact of mental health and/or substance use treatment and services in your community.
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More than 2,600 runners and walkers came together on July 30 to enjoy some physical activity and connect with multiple healthy resources in the San Diego region at the fourth annual Live Well San Diego 5K.
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Summer is underway and if you plan on travelling, you should follow these eight tips to protect yourself and your loved ones from the Zika virus.
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Eight people have now died as a result of the hepatitis A outbreak in San Diego the County Health and Human Services Agency announced today. All eight people had underlying medical conditions at the time of their death. There have been 275 cases identified during the local outbreak, including 194 people who have been hospitalized. […]
