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2006 past press releases

2006 Press Releases


> December 29, 2006
Public Health releases 2005 Medical Examiner’s annual report on deaths in King County
> December 28, 2006
Extra DUI patrols continue through the New Year
> December 16, 2006
Local carbon monoxide poisonings highlight danger
> December 15, 2006
Extra police patrols throughout the holidays: 16th Annual “Night of 1,000 Stars” dedicated this year to two officers killed in crashes caused by impaired drivers
> December 14, 2006
With power outages, avoid accidental carbon monoxide poisoning and keep food safe
> December 11, 2006
New resuscitation guidelines may be saving lives in King County
> December 9, 2006
Public Health reports one case of imported measles
> December 8, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on December 15, 2006
> December 4, 2006
New paramedic service activated in south King County
> December 4, 2006
New report on homeless deaths reflects the lethal threats of homelessness
> December 2, 2006
Emergency preparedness gets a boost as hundreds are vaccinated for seasonal flu
> December 1, 2006
Public Health statement regarding King County Ombudsman’s Office report on Jail Health
> November 30, 2006
World AIDS Day 2006 focuses on stopping AIDS, increasing testing
> November 27, 2006
Vaccinate now for the 2006-2007 flu season
> November 27, 2006
Sims names new Public Health director
> November 21, 2006
Extra officers target unsafe drivers
> November 21, 2006
Take care of your health, reduce stress during the holidays
> November 20, 2006
Food safety tips for a safe and healthy holiday season
> November 16, 2006
Continued commitment to service, world-class excellence mark Medic One and Emergency Medical Services report
> November 14, 2006
A Spanish-language play about diabetes returns to raise community awareness
> November 9, 2006
Horse dies in King County from West Nile virus
> November 9, 2006
Seattle neighborhoods will receive U.S. postal mail deliveries as part of emergency preparedness exercise
> November 7, 2006
Sixth West Nile virus bird detected in King County
> November 2, 2006
Kudos for Public Health Emergency Preparedness Training: UW and Public Health partnership yields award-winning results
> October 24, 2006
Two more birds with West Nile virus detected in King County
> October 23, 2006
Learning Katrina’s Lesson: Community comes together to serve the vulnerable in emergencies
> October 23, 2006
King County Board of Health special meeting on October 27, 2006
> October 18, 2006
Local black leaders to speak out, challenge community to stop HIV
> October 13, 2006
West Nile virus detected in King County
> October 13, 2006
King County Board of Health Meeting on October 20, 2006
> October 12, 2006
A five second walk can save a child’s life
> October 4, 2006
Health summit focuses on gay men’s strengths and new approaches to HIV and STD prevention
> September 20, 2006
Seattle event promotes health screenings for African American women
> September 19, 2006
Public Health launches intensive campaign during National Clean Hands Week
> September 12, 2006
Medical Examiner seeking public’s help to identify person
> September 8, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on September 15, 2006
> September 5, 2006
2nd Annual South King County Latina Health Fair
> September 1, 2006
Public Health accepting proposals for HIV/AIDS care services
> August 31, 2006
Drunk driving crackdown continues through Labor Day
> August 30, 2006
Continued strong decline in smoking rates in King County
> August 21, 2006
Control activities lead to continued decrease of TB cases in 2005
> August 15, 2006
Immunizations will keep children safe, healthy and in school
> August 11, 2006
Update: All of King County closed to shellfish harvesting
> August 10, 2006
South King County closed to shellfish harvesting
> August 2, 2006
New Public Health Reserve Corps invites volunteers for disaster response
> July 27, 2006
Mosquito season in full swing, take West Nile virus precautions
> July 26, 2006
Bellevue Emergency Medical Dispatchers of the Year will be honored by Public Health
> July 20, 2006
Report contact with bats to Public Health
> July 12, 2006
High number of local drownings cause for serious concern
> July 10, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on July 14, 2006
> June 28, 2006
Local river conditions present danger for water enthusiasts
> June 26, 2006
Staying cool from the sun: tips to stay healthy in the heat
> June 26, 2006
Stay healthy and save lives: National HIV Testing Day marks the importance of regular testing
> June 19, 2006
Digital Library will put community and health professionals in touch with quality information
> June 16, 2006
Vashon Island closed to shellfish harvesting
> June 12, 2006
Local input sought at state health policy forum
> June 9, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on June 16, 2006
> May 15, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on May 19, 2006
> May 11, 2006
Advancing actions to change obesity and overweight trends
> May 11, 2006
Walking maps provide direction to healthier future in North Bend and Snoqualmie
> May 10, 2006
Community comes together for Columbia City Walks!
> May 4, 2006
Extra officers will look for intoxicated drivers on Cinco de Mayo
> May 4, 2006
A Spanish-language play about diabetes seeks to raise community awareness
> April 24, 2006
Tooth decay persists for many Seattle and King County children, according to “2005 Smile Survey”
> April 14, 2006
King County Board of Health meeting on April 21, 2006
> April 12, 2006
Local heroes honored, water safety promoted during 13th Annual April Pools Day event
> April 11, 2006
Tackling tough questions to keep youth tobacco free
> April 6, 2006
Children urged to “Live outside the box”
> April 5, 2006
Decisions to be made regarding 2007 and 2008 funding for HIV/AIDS care services in King County
> April 3, 2006
Stepping out for better health, community takes Public Health Week in stride
> March 16, 2006
St. Patrick’s Day patrols seek to keep streets safe
> March 16, 2006
Public Health and Children’s issue safety warning for Magnetix toys
> February 28, 2006
King County, local health care leaders rise to the threat of pandemic flu with cooperative Health Care Coalition
> February 23, 2006
Benefits of immunizations against serious diseases touted in new campaign
> February 22, 2006
Better food and more physical activity help energize meetings and workplace
> February 17, 2006
Health of King County reports finds improvements and challenges
> February 14, 2006
Is there a meth lab in your neighborhood?
> February 10, 2006
King County Board of Health Meeting on February 17, 2006
> January 18, 2006
Pedestrian Safety Summit aims to prevent future tragedies
> January 13, 2006
King County Board of Health Meeting on January 20, 2006
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