How can you avoid the bird flu? Wash your hands after touching birds and cows, cook your poultry and eggs all the way through, and avoid wild animals.

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The risk of catching bird flu for the general public is low. Bird flu has only been recorded to have spread to a human twice in the U.S. But keep your backyard chickens safe!

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The bird flu virus is spreading among birds and cattle in the U.S. The risk for the general public is low; those in close contact with infected birds or cows should take precautions.

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The Walgreens store in St. Louis’ Jeff-Vander-Lou neighborhood is set to close April 9th. Options for residents who need to move their prescriptions include Greater Health Pharmacy at Delmar DivINe, Walgreens (4171 Lindell), and CVS (3925 Lindell).

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Want to change your pharmacy? It’s easy!

Make sure to have info about your medications and insurance with you. Get in touch with your healthcare provider and pharmacy if you have any questions.

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Ozempic should only be obtained with a valid prescription & through state-licensed pharmacies. Check the product before using for any signs of counterfeiting. Visit FDA.gov for more information about counterfeit Ozempic.

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It’s okay to have questions about weight-loss medicines. Look to sources like your doctor, Mayo Clinic, and MedlinePlus to learn more.

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You can donate blood after getting a COVID vaccine. If the vaccine is FDA-approved and you don’t feel sick, you can give blood right away. If you don’t know which vaccine you got, wait 14 days after getting vaccinated.

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There have been 58 cases of measles so far this year. This already equals the total number of cases in ALL of 2023. The takeaway: measles is preventable. Vaccinations reduce the spread of measles & the severity of symptoms.

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Blood donation after COVID vaccination is safe and can help save a person’s life. If the vaccine is FDA-approved & you don’t feel sick, you can give blood right away. Schedule your appt at RedCrossBlood.org or call 1-800-733-2767.

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Why did the CDC recently update guidelines for respiratory illness? Here’s what the CDC tells us. The updated guidelines can be found at: cdc.gov/ncird/whats-ne…

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The CDC updated guidelines for respiratory illnesses, such as COVID-19, influenza, and RSV. Take a look at Elena, Sean, Isabella’s situations for how to navigate the new guidelines! The updated guidelines can be found at: cdc.gov

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Why did the CDC recently update guidelines for respiratory illness? Here’s what the CDC tells us. The updated guidelines can be found at: cdc.gov/ncird/whats-ne…

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Have you been hearing about the recent measles outbreaks? As of February 29, 41 measles cases were reported in 16 states, including Missouri.

Vaccinations reduce the spread of measles & the severity of symptoms.

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Have you been hearing about the recent measles outbreaks? Swipe to learn more about what’s going on.

The takeaway: measles is preventable. Vaccinations reduce the spread of measles & the severity of symptoms.

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CDC announced new guidelines for respiratory illnesses! People who test + for COVID no longer need to stay home for 5 days, and may resume normal activities when symptoms have been improving AND they have been fever-free without meds for 24+ hours. Stay informed! #iHeardSTL #CDC