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Some screening tests, like colonoscopies, can prevent #ColorectalCancer by finding and removing abnormal growths. Learn how colorectal cancer screening is cancer prevention: bit.ly/3FGmEec

It is important to protect yourself from #HIV. Here are some ways to prevent HIV: ✅Using condoms ✅Using #PrEp if you believe you are likely exposed to HIV ✅If you are exposed and haven’t taken PrEP consider taking #PEP within 72 hours Learn more: go.nih.gov/hHMxtHt

Don’t forget your fruit! Many fruits are a great source of Vitamin C, which helps your body absorb iron and heal cuts and scrapes. Fruit can also provide other key nutrients, like potassium and dietary fiber. go.medicare.gov/3YoSJ0T

The #HIV continuum of care describes the steps, or stages, of medical treatment for HIV. The ultimate goal of the continuum of care is viral suppression. Learn more: bit.ly/3RM9uQY

#Men: Deciding to get screened for prostate #cancer can be complicated. So, we created Nathan - a convenient, interactive way to ask questions about screening and treatment. Chat with Nathan and be prepared for a conversation with your doctor. bit.ly/3X1WsBl

UV rays are strongest during the middle of the day. Watch for tips on planning outdoor activities to reduce sun exposure. Every day is a good day to protect your skin from the sun! Learn more sun safety tips here: bit.ly/3QOP48R

What you wear when outdoors can help prevent tick bites and the diseases carried by ticks. Learn more about ticks, bite prevention and what to do if you find a tick on your skin or clothing: health.ny.gov/diseases/commu…

🥦 Good nutrition is a building block to better health. 💪 Making a meal plan before grocery shopping can help you plan healthier meals and save money. Learn about how you can build a nutritious meal plan on a budget: myplate.gov/eat-healthy/he…

If you work with animals confirmed or potentially infected with H5N1 viruses, talk to your supervisor to understand your level of exposure to H5N1 bird flu and what personal protective equipment you should wear to protect yourself. Learn steps you can take:

You can help stop measles from continuing to spread and causing potentially serious illness – get your children up to date on required measles vaccination. Info: health.ny.gov/diseases/commu…

Getting #healthinsurance shouldn’t be hard. That’s why NY State of Health is making it easier & faster to get it with a bold review of administrative hurdles and a mobile-first redesign—delivering better #CX for New Yorkers. Learn more about the process ⤵️ ny.gov/transforming-h…

No matter the season, enrollment in Medicaid is available to those who qualify! Watch our #FridayFacts to learn more about what’s covered and how to enroll today: spklr.io/6018CeD8. #EnrollNY #MyNYHealthJourney

First responders support our communities in times of crisis. Find out how first responders can prioritize their own stress management and self-care: samhsa.gov/dtac/disaster-…. #StressAwarenessMonth

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If you were near any attack sites on 9/11 and have health issues, federal assistance is available to those eligible. Check if you qualify: ny.gov/september11

Let's talk sexual health! 🗣️ Explore important topics and get tips for having open, honest conversations with your health care provider. Knowledge is power—visit campaigns.health.ny.gov/SexualHealth

If your child has asthma things like breathing in wildfire smoke or air pollution can worsen symptoms. Encourage your child’s school to review Outdoor Air Quality Guidance like this: nyschildrensasthma.org/wp-content/upl…

The first sign of rabies in a wild animal is usually a change in their behavior, such as becoming unusually aggressive or losing its fear of people. Find tips about protecting family and pets from rabies: health.ny.gov/diseases/commu…

During #StrokeAwarenessMonth, we encourage everyone to brush up on the F.A.S.T warning signs for stroke. Discover our comprehensive inpatient and outpatient stroke rehabilitation services: helenhayeshospital.org or 1-888-70-REHAB (73422).

.Dr. James McDonald: “The Department is committed to raising awareness about the harmful effects of tobacco use and providing New Yorkers with the resources they need to quit and live healthier lives.” More info: health.ny.gov/press/releases…