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Houston Health
Newsletter
Houston
Health is a Quarterly Newsletter for Advisory Councils
of the Houston Department of Health and Human Services. Click
on the season of the year in the tables below to view the newsletter.
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| 2005 |
Lead story in newsletter |
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Spring |
Promoting
Dental Health |
| 2004 |
Lead story in newsletter |
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Summer |
Getting back home safe: an HDHHS program temporarily relocates
families of lead-poisoned children to renovate their contaminated
houses |
| Winter |
Collaboration between HDHHS, local volunteers culminates in new battle plan
against HIV, AIDS |
| 2003 |
Lead story in newsletter |
| Winter |
Grants allow HDHHS to augment services |
| Spring |
Preparing
for Bioterrorism |
| Summer |
Immunizations
- making children stronger |
| Fall |
Focus
on the Area Agency on Aging |
| 2002 |
Lead story in newsletter |
| Winter |
HDHHS'
Laboratory crucial during calm, calamity |
| Spring |
Department expands West Nile virus surveillance |
| Summer |
Task
force to aim HIV/AIDS campaign at Hispanics |
| Fall |
Healthier children |
| 2001 |
Lead story in newsletter |
| Winter |
DNA
tool enhances HDHHS' disease surveillance |
| Spring |
Progress
against syphilis, TB, barriers to newborns |
| Summer |
HDHHS
steps into action to aid community after flooding disaster |
| Fall |
Lyons
marks 50 years of service |
| 2000 |
Lead story in newsletter |
| Winter |
Mayor
declares HIV State of Emergency for Houston African-Americans |
| Spring |
The
Houston/Galveston/Brazoria Region Ozone Communication
System |
| Summer |
Billboard
Campaign Unveiled for African-American HIV/AIDS State
of Emergency |
| Fall |
Registry
expected to improve child immunization coverage |
| 1999 |
Lead story in newsletter |
| Winter |
What's
with this ozone? |
| Spring |
Houston
and the National Immunization Survey |
| Summer |
Houston's
Extreme Heat Can Be A Killer |
| Fall |
U.S.
Surgeon General Dr. David Satcher Visits HDHHS |
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