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Mother doing yoga at home surrounded by children The Lunar New Year has started, and spring is in sight. As the days start to lengthen, it is a good time to tend to your overall health and well-being, including your mental health, by practicing daily acts of self-care. Mental health and physical health are closely related. Our emotional, psychological, and …
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What You Don’t Know Can Hurt: The Facts About Updated COVID Vaccines
From the We Can Do This COVID-19 Public Education Campaign Multi-ethnic family having pizza for lunch The updated vaccines have arrived, but surveys are showing that some people don’t know much about them — even though they could make a big difference as cooler weather and growing case numbers abroad signal another possible COVID-19 surge. “COVID is still with us,” …
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Read More »Updated Vaccines: How to Update Your Protection Against COVID this Fall
A mother and Father each carry a child on their backs as they hike through the woods on a sunny fall day. They are all dressed casually and are laughing as they enjoy the time together in nature. From the We Can Do This COVID-19 Public Education Campaign “Been there, done that.” People are feeling like they’ve heard enough about …
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Fare-Free Transit Program Enters Year Four SACRAMENTO, CA – The Sacramento Regional Transit District (SacRT) is reminding students and families that with the RydeFreeRT program, students in transitional kindergarten through 12th grade can ride the entire SacRT transit network for free. The program includes SacRT buses, light rail and SmaRT Ride ondemand microtransit services. The RydeFreeRT program is available for …
Read More »Life Expectancy Among Asian Populations Dropped Three Years During COVID-19
Getting Vaccinated Provides Best Defense to Staying Safer and Keeping Life Expectancy Higher By: Dr. Dali Fan, UC Davis Health Life expectancy has dropped for all Californians during the pandemic, including Asian populations who have historically had the longest life expectancy among all racial groups in the U.S., according to a new study released by the Journal of the American …
Read More »Tips for Staying COVID-safe This Summer
By Dr. Bora Shin Pediatrician, KCS Health Center & Children’s Health of Orange County Picnics, camping, beach trips, pool parties – these are all part of summer fun in California. To make sure your vacations, family gatherings and summer celebrations stay COVID free, I’m sharing a few tips and precautions to keep you and your family safer. I know we …
Read More »Is Your Child Prepared To Have A Fun & Safe Summer? By We Can Do This COVID-19 Public Education Campaign
Whether it’s participating in a summer learning program, going to camp, or joining a new sports team, summer is an exciting time for children to learn, play, and grow through new experiences. However, if your child has not yet received their COVID-19 vaccine, they may not have the chance to enjoy this special time of year. COVID-19 remains a public …
Read More »Phone-Accessible COVID-19 Updates, Information and Resources Available Daily
The Washington State Department of Health COVID-19 Information Hotline can provide general COVID-19 information to callers throughout Washington. The call center operates from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Mondays and 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday and on observed state holidays. This hotline may be used to request Care Connect services, a program that provides food and other …
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