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Merced County Public Health retweeted
AT&T service is experiencing an outage in the Merced County area, affecting service for some residents.
Please be aware: 911 service is still operational at this time, but calls are temporarily being rerouted to a Stanislaus County dispatch center.
#MercedCountyOES
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Merced County Department of Public Health is reporting the detection of the measles virus in local wastewater from the Merced Wastewater Treatment Plan during routine surveillance. No confirmed clinical case of measles has been identified in the community: conta.cc/4ujnHo2
Merced County Public Health retweeted
View the complete details on this recall at: fda.gov/safety/recalls-marke…
ALT August Egg Company multiple brand names brown cage free and brown certified organic eggs distributed to Walmart locations in California, Nevada, Washington, Arizona, Wyoming, Nebraska, New Mexico, Indiana, and Illinois recalled due to potential Salmonella contamination
Merced County Public Health retweeted
La influenza aviar se está propagando en animales como aves de corral y vacas. El riesgo actual para el público es bajo y la infección humana es rara. Las personas que trabajan con animales infectados corren un mayor riesgo.
cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCD…
#H5N1 #Influenzaviar
ALT An informational graphic by CDPH listing safety equipment for working with animals: includes 'Niosh' approved respirator, face shield, head covers, boots, and gloves. Features silhouettes of a person and cattle against an orange background with a large circle resembling the sun.
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Bird flu is spreading in poultry & cows. The current risk to the public is low & human infection is rare. People who work w/ infected animals are at higher risk.
cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCD…
Merced County Public Health retweeted
La influenza aviar se está propagando en animales como aves de corral y vacas. Usa protección cuando te acerques a animales que podrían estar infectados. Obtén más información en: cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCD…
#H5N1 #GripeAviar
ALT Graphic from the California Department of Public Health advising protection against avian flu. Includes an illustration of a cow and a list of precautions for those working with poultry and unpasteurized milk products.
Merced County Public Health retweeted
If an individual starts to feel sick, they should immediately isolate, notify their health department, and visit a health care provider to get timely testing and treatment.
📲 Learn more cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCD…
#BirdFlu #WeArePublicHealth #WeAreCDPH
Merced County Public Health retweeted
CDPH, @CDC and local partners are closely monitoring. People who interact with infected animals are at higher risk of contracting bird flu and should monitor their symptoms for 10 days after exposure. All cases have experienced mild symptoms
Merced County Public Health retweeted
CDPH confirmed 4 human cases & 2 possible human cases of bird flu in CA among Central Valley individuals who had contact with infected dairy cattle. There is no known human-to-human spread & risk to the public remains low.
More info: cdph.ca.gov/Programs/OPA/Pag…
Merced County Public Health retweeted
The work of Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers of America was about more than wages or fair labor standards. It was about creating a healthier, safer California for everyone, and for that we are grateful. #HappyCesarChavezDay
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Testing remains one of CA's greatest tools to #StopTheSpread of COVID-19. Our federal partners are helping to ensure every family has access to free testing. Order 4 more free at-home COVID tests at covidtests.gov
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Every home in the U.S. is now eligible to order 4 free at-home, rapid COVID-19 tests. Getting tested, along with vaccinations and masking, helps us reduce the chances of spreading COVID-19 and its variants. For free at-home COVID-19 tests, visit covidtests.gov
Merced County Public Health retweeted
After March 11, masks will no longer be required in schools and childcare facilities, regardless of vaccination status.
Masks are still strongly recommended by public health officials.
Merced County Public Health retweeted
CDC’s COVID-19 Community Level tool classifies counties in the US into low, medium, or high. Knowing your area’s level will help determine what #COVID19 prevention measures are needed to protect you & your loved ones & reduce strain on health systems.
bit.ly/community_levels
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Knowing what mask to pick for your school-aged child can be a challenge. A good, well-fitting mask helps protect children from COVID-19 and is especially important at school. Learn more: bit.ly/CDPH_Kids_Masking
Merced County Public Health retweeted
A mask is no longer required for vaccinated individuals but is still strongly recommended to protect you and others from #COVID-19.
All unvaccinated individuals must continue to wear masks in indoor public places.
Merced County Public Health retweeted
With COVID-19 conditions improving, California’s statewide indoor masking policy has changed.
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Every home in the U.S. is now eligible to order 4 free at-home, rapid COVID-19 tests. Getting tested, along with vaccinations and masking, help us reduce the chances of spreading COVID-19 and its variants. For free at-home COVID-19 tests, visit covidtests.gov
Merced County Public Health retweeted
Did you know oatmeal is a source of fiber? Prepare this quick overnight oatmeal for a simple, satisfying breakfast: go.usa.gov/xeCNw #NationalOatmealMonth
ALT Overnight oatmeal with blueberries in a bowl.