Healthy You, Healthy Baby
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Healthy You, Healthy Baby
About one in every 33 babies is born with a birth defect. While all birth defects can’t be prevented, it helps to remember that what’s best for your health is also best for your baby. If your future plans include pregnancy, you can increase your chances of having a healthy baby by committing to a healthier lifestyle.
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Statewide Articles
- The Florida Department of Health Highlights Newborn Screening During Congenital Heart Defects Awareness Week
- The Florida Department of Health Recognizes National Black HIV or AIDS Awareness Day
- Florida Department of Health Calls for Audit of Palm Beach County Health Care District Following Damage to More Than 1,000 Doses of Vaccine
- Governor Desantis' Florida Leads Budget Will Continue Effort to Put Seniors First and Protect the Vulnerable and Will Keep Floridians Healthy
Local Articles
- Jay High Swat Club Receives Mini-Grant from Rural Health Network Raising Awareness for Tobacco Free Events
- DOH-Santa rosa holiday closures
- Aidan & Associates, LLC TO OFFER DENTAL SERVICES AT DOH-SANTA ROSA
- Is Your Business or Organization TOBACCO FREE?
- DOH-Santa Rosa Calls For Quit Attempts, Awareness During Great American Smokeout

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