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Marshall County Health Department OK Caring for the health of Marshall County to cultivate conditions by which Oklahomans can thrive.

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10/23/2026

The reviews are in: being sick? Would not recommend. Get your flu shot today. FightFluOK.com

DV survivors who may have experienced head injuries may have unique support needs. The OSDH Injury Prevention Service pr...
10/21/2026

DV survivors who may have experienced head injuries may have unique support needs. The OSDH Injury Prevention Service provides free training and resources around identifying and accommodating the needs of survivors who have experienced these invisible injuries. For more information, go to https://brnw.ch/21x6zCM

For 70 years, Child Guidance has been changing communities—one child, one family, one relationship at a time. By support...
10/20/2026

For 70 years, Child Guidance has been changing communities—one child, one family, one relationship at a time. By supporting healthy development and nurturing environments, we help build stronger, healthier Oklahoma communities for the future. Call to schedule an appointment with your local Child Guidance program at 405-426-8100 or email [email protected]. Visit https://brnw.ch/21x6xVv to learn more.

The PRN program works with families across Oklahoma to provide education and support on Safe Sleep practices. From works...
10/19/2026

The PRN program works with families across Oklahoma to provide education and support on Safe Sleep practices. From workshops to guidance, PRNs help families learn how to keep their babies safe during every nap and overnight sleep.

Safe sleep today means healthier outcomes tomorrow. Visit https://brnw.ch/21x6wfD to learn more.

This health educator week, we're shining the spotlight on Danielle!Danielle loves that her role allows her to connect wi...
10/19/2026

This health educator week, we're shining the spotlight on Danielle!

Danielle loves that her role allows her to connect with individuals, groups, and communities where they are, and to equip them with tools to build and maintain a healthier lifestyle.

If you'd like to have Danielle present on a health education topic at your school, community event, or civic group, you can reach her at [email protected].

As an extension of local county health departments, our Mobile Wellness Unit helps provide public health services across...
10/18/2026

As an extension of local county health departments, our Mobile Wellness Unit helps provide public health services across District 8!

View the calendar for upcoming MWU sites at https://brnw.ch/21wR1YL.

Take action this Health Literacy Month! Ask a question. Learn something new. Find a trusted source. Know your next step....
10/16/2026

Take action this Health Literacy Month! Ask a question. Learn something new. Find a trusted source. Know your next step.
Good health information should be clear, easy to understand, and easy to use. Ask, “Can I tell you what I heard to make sure I understood it correctly?” Understanding your health can help you make informed decisions.

Learn more and explore the Health Literacy Month Toolkit: https://brnw.ch/21x6sSn

October 14 is Health Cares About Domestic Violence Day. Domestic violence is a public health issue, and health and medic...
10/14/2026

October 14 is Health Cares About Domestic Violence Day.

Domestic violence is a public health issue, and health and medical providers can both educate all their patients about the health impact of experiencing partner violence and share information about resources for survivors so that everyone has access to support regardless of whether or not they disclose to a provider.
Health care providers, to prepare your practice to support the survivors you care for, visit https://brnw.ch/21x6pew for evidence-based interventions and resources from Futures Without Violence.

Babies, by their nature, wake up frequently during the night. Although this can be understandably frustrating for parent...
10/13/2026

Babies, by their nature, wake up frequently during the night. Although this can be understandably frustrating for parents who are exhausted and losing out on their own sleep, babies have to wake to feed every 2-3 hours, so this is normal and healthy, and should be expected. Learn more at https://brnw.ch/21x6n8z.

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