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Cook County
Dept. of Public Health
1010 Lake St. Suite 104, Oak Park, IL 60301-1133
708-492-2000
708-492-2002 TDD
708-492-2900 fax

Stephen A. Martin Jr., Ph.D., M.P.H.
Chief Operating Officer CCDPH

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	December
	New Year's Resolutions: Easy to Make, Easy to Break
	It’s Not too Late to get Immunized
	CCDPH Urges Residents to Stay Safe During Cold Weather

	November
	CCDPH Reports Local Outbreak of Syphillis
	Food Safety for Entertaining During the Holidays
	World AIDS Day 2005: "Stop AIDS. Keep the Promise"

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	October
	Halloween Safety Tips
	Lead Poisoning Prevention Week is October 23-29
	Health Department Works with School District to Conduct Investigation in Park Forest
	On the Autumn To-Do List:Get Your Flu Shot

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	September
	Second West Nile Virus Death in Suburban Cook County
	Patients Must Make Appointments for STD Services

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	July
	First Human West Nile Case Confirmed
	Continuing Heat Poses Health Risks
	West Nile Threat Remains High
	Time for Back to School Examinations and Immunizations is Now
	Health Department STD Clinics Appointment Only
	Updates for Mobile Home Ordinances Proposed
	West Nile Virus Found in Suburban Cook County

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	June
	June 27 National HIV Testing Day
	Cook County Opens Cooling Centers, Health Department Gives Heat Safety Recommendations
	Be Safe While Having Summer Fun
	Enjoy Summer Heat Safely

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	May
	Cook County to Disburse $6.5 Million to Provide On-Going Financial Assistance for Correction of Lead Hazards in Homes
	Official Start to West Nile Virus Season, Protect Yourself Now
	Cook Food Safely, Have Fun on Memorial Day Holiday
	Celebrate Mother's Day, Protect Yourself From Breast and Cervical Cancer

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	April
	Health Department Celebrates 60 Years of Service
	Lead Poisoning Prevention Unit Receives EPA Recognition
	April 12 Marks 50th Anniversary of Polio Vaccine
	CCDPH and Local Health Departments Celebrate Public Health Week, Launch 'Project Public Health Ready'

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	March
	Hand Washing Key to Safe Animal Contact
	National Nutrition Month Celebrates Variety and Spice

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	February
	Flu Clinics Open to All Suburban Cook County Residents
	Car Seats for Children Under Age Eight is Law in Illinois
	Be Good to Yourself, Be Good to Your Heart
	February is Children's Dental Health Month

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	January
	Flu Clinics Remain Open for Walk-In Service
	Make Healthy New Year's Resolutions You Can Keep
	Flu Clinic Opens in Lincolnwood
	Change Your Plate Program Teahces Healthy Eating
	Cook County to Participate in Largest U.S. Study of Children's Health
	Flu Vaccine Guidelines Broadened to Include Adults 50 and Older

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