With measles increasing worldwide, vaccinating children is the most effective way to protect them from a potentially serious disease. Learn how vaccines work and why they are important to children’s health: ow.ly/8Jmz50R280q

On #WorldHealthDay and every day, Canada is working to foster health systems free from racism and discrimination. These efforts are vital to help improve the health of racialized and marginalized populations. ow.ly/LaP950R9yUV

With the recent cases of #measles in Canada, do you have questions about vaccines? Guides on vaccination for adults, parents and teens are available to help answer your vaccination questions: ow.ly/VXSy50R279A

Investing in applied #research helps to generate evidence to address critical #PublicHealth issues and guide decisions, leading to better health outcomes for people in Canada. Looking forward to learning from the new cohort! twitter.com/CIHR_IRSC/stat…

Join us for the launch of the Climate Change and Health Hub on March 26. Dive into discussions on climate change and health, and see how partnerships are making a difference. Your voice matters in this crucial conversation!
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Tuberculosis (TB) remains a critical public health concern that transcends borders and demands our collective action. Today, on #WorldTBDay , Canada is reiterating our commitment to eliminate this disease: ow.ly/pq8t50R0vUK

On March 24, 2024, we recognize World Tuberculosis (TB) Day to raise awareness and highlight the need to accelerate efforts towards elimination in Canada. ow.ly/vcQU50QXI2E

Curious about what mix of #Covid19 variants are being found in wastewater samples? You can now find that information on the wastewater dashboard: ow.ly/a07U50QK19G

If you think someone is at risk of suicide, don’t be afraid to ask. They may well be relieved you brought it up. Find out how to ask someone if they need help: 988.ca/get-help/talk-…

Prevent unintentional poisonings. Be sure to lock away chemicals, medications, and cannabis products.

If a poisoning does happen, use the 1-844 POISON-X line (or 1-800-463-5060 in QC) for 24/7 help.

#NationalPoisonPreventionWeek

#TB is preventable and curable, yet remains a serious public health challenge in Canada’s Northern regions.

Learn more this #WorldTBDay : ow.ly/Wa2V50QXHx3

Measles is highly contagious and can be very serious for those who are not protected by the vaccine. It can lead to deafness, brain injury and deaths. 

Learn more about measles: ow.ly/jpFh50QVTup

The 1-844 POISON X line (or 1-800-463-5060 for QC residents) is more than a helpline—it's a lifeline!

Available 24/7, it connects you to poison centres who offer quick assistance and resolve over 60% of cases remotely.

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The Canadian Nosocomial Infection Surveillance Program monitors healthcare-associated infections and antimicrobial resistant organisms.

Check out recent updates including new data on viral respiratory infections: ow.ly/ChIt50QUbQn

Through the Pan-Canadian Women’s Health Coalition, Isabelle Malhamé and her team RI-MUHC are co-creating knowledge mobilization activities to address pregnancy-related near-miss events and deaths in Canada.

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