Ramsey County is offering free workshops to residents about identifying and reducing exposure to toxic chemicals.
The workshops are open to all residents but are geared toward parents, grandparents, and those who have young children in their homes. They will focus on being cautious about exposure to daily chemicals.
Ramsey County is celebrating National Public Health Week with speakers and advice on healthy living.
The theme of this year’s National Public health Week is “A Healthier America Begins Today: Join the Movement.” The initiative is organized by the American Public Health Association and runs from April 2-8.
If there’s an emergency, can the government quickly get medicine to the public?
The Twin Cities is about to find out.
A public health emergency preparedness test called “Operation Medicine Delivery” will be conducted by the U.S. Postal Service and local, state, and federal government agencies.
Ramsey County city officials are reminding residents that it’s National Poison Prevention Week.
According to information from the county, most poisonings include cosmetics, soaps, cleaning products, and medicines, and more than half of all incidents each year involve kids under the age of 6.
Submitted by Mike Maybay on Wednesday, March 7th, 2:06 pm
The Minnesota Departments of Public Safety and Health have created a video to encourage you to test your home for radon.
it tells the story of a Minnesota woman whose dying wish was that everyone would get their home tested. The video features interviews with her children. It also shows how to test for radon, describing the process as simple and inexpensive.