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The Cambridge Public Health Department announced today that two additional Cambridge residents have been diagnosed with West Nile virus.
The Cambridge Public Health Department will be offering free flu vaccine to people who live or work in Cambridge at three flu clinics in early fall, and then by appointment at the health department starting Nov. 19.
In observance of National Recovery Month, Cambridge is hosting events in September to raise awareness about mental and substance use disorders, celebrate individuals in recovery, and acknowledge the work of prevention, treatment, and recovery support services.
The Cambridge Public Health Department announced on Aug. 30 that a Cambridge resident had been diagnosed with West Nile virus.
The Cambridge Public Health Department announced today that it had achieved national accreditation through the national nonprofit Public Health Accreditation Board.
The Cambridge Public Health Department, through its Cambridge in Motion campaign, has awarded a total of $6,500 in mini-grants to ten local organizations to develop activities that promote healthy eating and active living.
State health officials reported on July 26 that a mosquito sample in Cambridge tested positive for West Nile virus.
The Men’s Health League and the Men of Color Task Force are hosting the 25th annual Hoops 'N' Health sports tournament and health fair on Saturday, June 16, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., at Hoyt Field (Gilmore St. & Western Ave.) in Cambridge.
The Men’s Health League and community partners will host the annual Hoops ‘N’ Health sports tournament and other events this June to celebrate Men’s Health Month.
The Cambridge Public Health Department, through its Cambridge in Motion initiative, will award seven $500 mini-grants and three $1,000 mini-grants to support community projects that promote healthy eating and physical activity.
The Cambridge Public Health Department has released summary results from the 2017 Cambridge Middle Grades Health Survey, a survey given every other year to assess the health behaviors of students in grades 6–8 in the Cambridge Public Schools.
The Commissioner of Public Health for the City of Cambridge issued a decision and order today regarding Shepard Restaurant & Bar's request to conduct testing of its exhaust system.
Susan Feinberg, MPH Public Information Officer 617-665-3833 sfeinberg@challiance.org