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[Invitation] Ages and Stages Questionnaire Training Workshop

Ages and Stages (ASQ) and Ages and Stages- Social Emotional (ASQ-SE) are validated parent administered screening tools that can be completed with the assistance of a professional. These tools are increasingly being used by Public Health Units, Childcare Centres, Health Care Providers, and Community Agencies. Together, these tools provide a comprehensive developmental screen of the child.


[Upcoming Event] Smoking Cessation Workshop

The Middlesex-London Health Unit is hosting a smoking cessation workshop - Wednesday March 26, 2014 - in London from 5:30-8:30pm.


Health Unit Advises Community Of Possible Second Case Of Measles

London, ON – The Middlesex-London Health Unit is advising that a second individual, possibly infected with measles, may have exposed community members to the virus at the times and locations listed below. The Health Unit is advising these people, and the broader community, to be aware of the signs and symptoms of measles, as this list may not include all possible exposures.


Health Unit Advises Community to Watch for Measles Symptoms

London, ON – The Health Unit is advising individuals to watch for measles symptoms after confirming one individual infected with the virus may have exposed community members present at the times and locations listed below.


Region’s Sixth Cold Weather Alert Lifted as Temperatures Climb Above -15C

London, ON – The Cold Weather Alert issued by the Medical Officer of Health on Wednesday, March 12th has now been terminated. Current outdoor temperatures and those forecast by Environment Canada for the next few days are above the -15C threshold used by the Health Unit to issue a Cold Weather Alert.


Weather Turnaround Leads to Region’s Sixth Cold Weather Alert of the Year

London, ON – After what seemed like the beginning of the end for the winter of 2014, cold temperatures are about to return to the region. With an Environment Canada forecast calling for temperatures to drop to -18C this evening, the Medical Officer of Health has issued the year’s sixth Cold Weather Alert. A forecast calling for daytime low temperatures colder than -15C is one of the Health Unit’s criteria for issuing Cold Weather Alerts. The alert comes into effect later today and will continue through tomorrow afternoon.


[Upcoming Event] Healthy Living Fun Fair

Start the spring off right with healthy eating and physical activity. Join us on Saturday, March 29 for the Healthy Living Fun Fair. Bring the whole family!


School Community Tree Challenge

Join the School Community Tree Challenge! The High School Community Tree Challenge is a new program to inspire you to develop and implement tree planting plans for your school communities. Through the Challenge, students, teachers, and parents will promote tree planting in schoolyards and surrounding neighbourhoods, including parks, residential yards, and other areas.


Health Unit Ends Cold Weather Alert as Forecast Calls for Warmer Temperatures

A return to more seasonal temperatures has led to the end of the year’s fifth Cold Weather Alert. The latest alert, issued by the Medical Officer of Health on Tuesday, February 25th and extended on Monday, March 3rd, has now been terminated. Current outdoor temperatures and those forecast by Environment Canada for the next few days are well above the -15 degree C threshold used by the Health Unit to issue a Cold Weather Alert.


Continued Deep Freeze Leads to Extension of Current Cold Weather Alert

Continued cold temperatures in the region this week have prompted the Middlesex-London Health Unit to extend the current Cold Weather Alert, which has been in effect since February 25th. Due to the most recent Environment Canada forecast, which calls for daily low temperatures to drop below -15 degrees C, the Alert will remain in effect until the afternoon of Thursday, March 6th.