OSDH is seeking a full time Immunization Program Director. This position provides clear focus, strategic direction, and effective leadership for the Immunizations Program within the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/jjDYy6XdIZ https://t.co/nBJ5t2AQ6U

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 31, 2022

OSDH is seeking a full time Immunization Program Director. This position provides clear focus, strategic direction, and effective leadership for the Immunizations Program within the Oklahoma State Department of Health. Learn more and apply: https://t.co/jjDYy6XdIZ https://t.co/nBJ5t2AQ6U October 31, 2022 at 02:00PM
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By helping young people build the skills to maintain healthy relationships, we can prevent violence. OSDH funds seven sites statewide that empower their communities. Learn more at https://t.co/ILFuM9faX5   #DVAM2022 #DVFacts #Every1KnowsSome1 #WeAreResilient https://t.co/FOFsE8tZUd

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 31, 2022

By helping young people build the skills to maintain healthy relationships, we can prevent violence. OSDH funds seven sites statewide that empower their communities. Learn more at https://t.co/ILFuM9faX5   #DVAM2022 #DVFacts #Every1KnowsSome1 #WeAreResilient https://t.co/FOFsE8tZUd October 31, 2022 at 12:00PM
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Don’t be a ghost, make yourself visible! If trick-or-treating at night, have your child bring a flashlight and use reflective tape on the back of their costume and on their candy bag. Incorporate some kind of light or glowstick into your child’s costume. https://t.co/FrZj0I4Grs

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 30, 2022

Don’t be a ghost, make yourself visible! If trick-or-treating at night, have your child bring a flashlight and use reflective tape on the back of their costume and on their candy bag. Incorporate some kind of light or glowstick into your child’s costume. https://t.co/FrZj0I4Grs October 30, 2022 at 05:00PM
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? Say boo to the flu! Protecting yourself from the flu doesn’t have to be scary. Get you and your child a flu shot just in time for Halloween! Find flu shots near you at https://t.co/GtTqgBjPOl or https://t.co/5mhZJxW8j0. https://t.co/IfgHtAeWvc

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 30, 2022

? Say boo to the flu! Protecting yourself from the flu doesn’t have to be scary. Get you and your child a flu shot just in time for Halloween! Find flu shots near you at https://t.co/GtTqgBjPOl or https://t.co/5mhZJxW8j0. https://t.co/IfgHtAeWvc October 29, 2022 at 09:00PM
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While trick-or-treating, do not let your child run back and forth across the street. Walk down one side of the road then the next. If you are giving the treats instead of the tricks, remove items from your yard and porch that a child could trip over. https://t.co/Mn8UAapKdy

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 29, 2022

While trick-or-treating, do not let your child run back and forth across the street. Walk down one side of the road then the next. If you are giving the treats instead of the tricks, remove items from your yard and porch that a child could trip over. https://t.co/Mn8UAapKdy October 29, 2022 at 10:00AM
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Join us for Minority Women’s Health Forum from 12-2p.m. tomorrow via Zoom. The forum is free and open to the public. The event will focus on minority women, their health needs and related issues for women ages 18-100. Join us here: https://t.co/e6F2GL7C5B https://t.co/4v5XV5DRUv

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 29, 2022

Join us for Minority Women’s Health Forum from 12-2p.m. tomorrow via Zoom. The forum is free and open to the public. The event will focus on minority women, their health needs and related issues for women ages 18-100. Join us here: https://t.co/e6F2GL7C5B https://t.co/4v5XV5DRUv October 28, 2022 at 09:00PM
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Candy is sweet, until you get one bad piece! Go through your candy at home after trick-or treating. If your child is known to have allergic reactions to certain foods, bring their EpiPen with you. Remember that sometimes small toys confused for candies can pose a choking risk. https://t.co/iIdPJtruhu

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 28, 2022

Candy is sweet, until you get one bad piece! Go through your candy at home after trick-or treating. If your child is known to have allergic reactions to certain foods, bring their EpiPen with you. Remember that sometimes small toys confused for candies can pose a choking risk. https://t.co/iIdPJtruhu October 28, 2022 at 06:00PM
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Smaller, developing bodies absorb a greater amount of lead, putting young children at higher risk of lead poisoning, but lead is harmful for everyone, including unborn babies. Learn what you can do to prevent lead exposure at: https://t.co/NjbOkuI4l1 https://t.co/WR6yuLNsrR

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 28, 2022

Smaller, developing bodies absorb a greater amount of lead, putting young children at higher risk of lead poisoning, but lead is harmful for everyone, including unborn babies. Learn what you can do to prevent lead exposure at: https://t.co/NjbOkuI4l1 https://t.co/WR6yuLNsrR October 28, 2022 at 01:01PM
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Unsure of how to approach talking to your teen about sexual health? Check out these age-appropriate guidelines for starting conversations: Tips for Talking about Sexual Health - https://t.co/p1e1L0BfF6 #OKLetsTalk https://t.co/92qYUVlsnd

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 28, 2022

Unsure of how to approach talking to your teen about sexual health? Check out these age-appropriate guidelines for starting conversations: Tips for Talking about Sexual Health - https://t.co/p1e1L0BfF6 #OKLetsTalk https://t.co/92qYUVlsnd October 27, 2022 at 09:00PM
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Ghosts and ghouls aren’t the only scary thing on Halloween! While driving on October 31st, slow down! Watch the entire road and be aware of children running out from behind parked cars. Have your children get out of the car on the curb side, not facing the traffic. https://t.co/DYWtZyqltl

— OK Dept of Health (@HealthyOklahoma) Oct 27, 2022

Ghosts and ghouls aren’t the only scary thing on Halloween! While driving on October 31st, slow down! Watch the entire road and be aware of children running out from behind parked cars. Have your children get out of the car on the curb side, not facing the traffic. https://t.co/DYWtZyqltl October 27, 2022 at 04:01PM
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