It’s American Heart Month, and we encourage you to show your heart some love! 💓❤️‍ It is recommended to get your COVID-19 and flu vaccines if you or a loved one are a cardiac patient. Learn more at bit.ly/3S01UAS

This #NationalWomanPhysicianDay TAPI would like to thank all of the female physicians who are striving to care for the citizens of our state! We are especially grateful to our past and present board members for volunteering their expertise.

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we want to honor some incredible scientists and doctors from the Black community who have made contributions to the field of health. Today we honor Dr. Harold Amos, who taught at Harvard Medical School for over 50 years! #BlackLegaciesInHealth

#DYK: For adults with #HeartDisease, staying up to date with recommended vaccines is as important to their health as diet and exercise? Learn more at: ow.ly/PxRh50QwJUE #GetVaccinated

The best way to prevent #flu is by getting a #FluVax, but healthy habits like washing your hands often may help prevent flu and other respiratory illnesses. If you do get sick with #flu, a flu #antiviral medication can make your illness shorter. More: bit.ly/2MJ9QqJ

Today is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day! Today acknowledges the progress in HIV prevention and care among Black/African American people, while recognizing the work still needed. To #StopHIVTogether, we must address HIV stigma and barriers. bit.ly/3HHnwOY #NBHAAD

This week’s #FluView includes 8 more flu-related deaths in children reported this season. The total number of pediatric flu deaths reported to CDC so far for the 2023-2024 season is now 74. Full #FluView here: bit.ly/3ZVOyJp

Continuing our #BHM spotlight series, we honor Dr. James McCune Smith, the first African American to receive a medical degree, awarded by the University of Glasgow. He was also the first African American to run a pharmacy in the U.S. #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackLegaciesInHealth

A vaccinated heart is a healthy heart! 💗 Protect you and your loved ones by getting your flu shot! Learn more at bit.ly/3RVZG5o

Spread LOVE and not viruses: Learn how vaccines can help! bit.ly/42gYvC

Since newborn babies don’t have a fully developed immune system, they rely on you to help protect them from whooping cough and flu by getting vaccinated during pregnancy. Flu and whooping cough can be serious, and even deadly, for infants. familiesfightingflu.org/2-protects-2/

Next in our showcase of some amazing black scientists or doctors, we have General Jocelyn Elders, MD! Dr. Elders is a pediatrician who served as the first African American Surgeon General of the United States! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackWomenInMedicine #BlackLegaciesInHealth

Immunizations have always supported American success from our Founding Fathers to today! #WeThePeopleVax #HappyPresidentsDay

Raising awareness on a heart-healthy lifestyle, American Heart Month is the perfect time to talk to your healthcare provider about the vaccines you need to stay healthy. ❤️💡#americanheartmonth #vaxyourfam

Happy African American Scientist and Inventor Day! Today we recognize Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett! Dr. Corbett is a viral immunologist who was a driving force in the development of the COVID-19 vaccine! #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackWomenInMedicine #BlackLegaciesInHealth

A vaccinated heart is a healthy heart! 💗 Protect you and your loved ones by getting your flu shot! Learn more at bit.ly/3RVZG5o

New research based on data from the Democratic Republic of the Congo showed that the risk of dying of Ebola was halved among people who had been vaccinated even if they were given the jab after they were already infected: bit.ly/3SD93XS