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Flu season is here – don’t procrastinate, vaccinate
Getting vaccinated is the single best way to protect yourself and loved ones from the flu.
Local health department leaders win prestigious awards
Leaders of the Fort Wayne-Allen County Health Department have been separately honored by their colleagues in public health.
Bats could pose rabies risks for residents
Bats found in your home should be tested for rabies, especially if there is a chance it may have come in contact with a person or pet.
CDC TIPS will return to Allen County July 2014
The U.S. CDC is airing a second series of ads in 2014 featuring real people who are living with the effects of smoking-related diseases.
Free HIV testing offered on June 27th
June 27 is National HIV Testing Day and the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health and Walgreens are offering free and confidential HIV testing.
Disclosure rule meant to protect buyer and promote septic system evaluation
Before purchasing property with a septic system, it would be wise to make sure that the system that drains and disposes your wastewater has a clean bill of health.
Getting annual flu shot focus of National Influenza Vaccination Week
As part of National Influenza Vaccination Week, health officials are reminding residents that getting a flu shot is the best way to protect the ones you love this holiday season.
Health department has flu vaccine for children and adults
News release from the Fort Wayne-Allen County Health Department:
Health department has flu vaccine for children and adults
(September 27, 2013) - The Fort Wayne-Allen County...
FWPD: Drug raid at 6727 Union Chapel Road
The Fort Wayne Police Department Vice/Narcotics Division with the assistance of the FWPD Emergency Services Team and the FWPD Meth Suppression Team served a search warrant for methamphetamine production at 6727 Union Chapel Rd.
Health Department helping parents with vaccinations and school supplies
Back-to-school time is when parents gather supplies and make sure kids are up-to-date on vaccines.