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A Cambridge pandemic food insecurity initiative is among 24 programs nationwide to receive a 2022 Innovative Practice Award from the National Association of County and City Health Officials.
On August 4, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health raised the risk of West Nile virus infection from "low" to “moderate” in Cambridge and eight other communities.
Given that monkeypox has been detected in Massachusetts, it’s important for residents to recognize the symptoms and know how to prevent getting it.
The health department awarded a total of $12,000 to six organizations around Cambridge who are providing support and programming for the well-being of Cambridge youth.
The Cambridge Public Health Department wants to remind everyone the importance of water and swim safety.
The Cambridge Public Health Department, through its Cambridge in Motion campaign, has awarded a total of $12,500 in mini-grants to 13 local organizations to develop activities that promote healthy eating and active living.
A list of resources to help during the baby formula shortage, courtesy of the Cambridge Public Health Department.
Here is some important information on at-home COVID-19 tests from the Cambridge Public Health Department on at-home COVID-19 tests.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) raised the COVID-19 Community Level for all of Middlesex County to HIGH on May 5.
The health department, through its Cambridge in Motion initiative, will award up to ten $1,000 mini-grants to support community projects that promote healthy eating and physical activity.
Susan Feinberg, MPH Public Information Officer 617-665-3833 sfeinberg@challiance.org