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A once rare sexually transmitted infection, the health department is now offering free testing during Sexually Transmitted Infections Awareness Week
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Starting today, some Kent County Health Department services are moving out of its main clinic
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The Kent County Health Department confirmed its first neuroinvasive case of West Nile Virus this season. It confirms that mosquitoes in Kent County are actively carrying the virus
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Routine vaccinations for children have dropped 6% in the last three years
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Common symptoms of Jamestown Canyon virus include fever, headache and fatigue
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West Nile Virus can spread to humans through mosquito bites and cause flu-like symptoms in about 20% of those infected
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The Kent County Health Department will begin moving into phase two after a successful first year.
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The CHNA is a collaboration between nearly 80 organizations and community leaders, including Corewell Health, Mary Free Bed and Pine Rest. This year’s assessment included a broader and more diverse group of participants
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The Kent County Opioid Task Force is pushing for easier access to naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, a life-saving drug for individuals experiencing an opioid overdose
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GRPS is working closely with the Kent County Health Department as concerns rise over measles