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Below is a list of media releases sent out by the staff and programs at the Haldimand-Norfolk Unit.

  • Tips to help a relative quit smoking for Family Day

    SIMCOE, FEBRUARY 11, 2011 – Family Day is approaching on February 21st, reminding us of how much we value our loved ones. We all wish good health for our relatives and quitting smoking is one the best actions someone can take to improve their health. The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit suggests some ways to support a […]

  • Health Unit reports first lab confirmed Influenza case

    SIMCOE, DECEMBER 23, 2010 – The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit has reported its first influenza case of the season. “We received notification of one laboratory confirmed case of Influenza A,” reported Health Unit’s Infection Control Practitioner Stacey Guthrie. The flu has officially arrived and people who have not been vaccinated should contact their family doctor or […]

  • Health care workers challenged to take the big shot

    SIMCOE, DECEMBER 23, 2010 – With flu season in full swing, local health care workers have been challenged to do their part to prevent the spread of the influenza virus, especially to vulnerable populations. The “Big Shot Challenge,” organized by the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit, encouraged staff members at hospitals, long-term care homes and retirement homes […]

  • 2011 is the perfect time to be a quitter

    SIMCOE, DECEMBER 22, 2010 – The sixth annual Driven to Quit Challenge, hosted by the Canadian Cancer Society in collaboration with the Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit, will return in 2011. The challenge will offer new and exciting prizes to motivate tobacco users across Ontario to stick to their New Year resolution and quit smoking. The Driven […]

  • Flu Shots – Who Needs Them?

    SIMCOE, OCTOBER 18, 2010 – Flu season is once again upon us. The Haldimand-Norfolk Health Unit is encouraging residents to receive their free vaccine to help prevent personal illness and the spread of the flu virus in our region. In Canada, flu season usually runs from November to April and affects millions of Canadians each […]