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SubscribeCooler Temperatures Bring End to First Heat Alert of 2012
The Heat Alert issued by the Medical Officer of Health on Monday, May 28th has been terminated.
Very Hot, Hazy and Humid Conditions Lead to First Heat Alert of the Year
The Medical Officer of Health has issued Middlesex-London’s first Heat Alert of 2012.
Health Unit Issues Warning About Home-Based Tattoo Business in Strathroy
People who received body art at an uninspected home-based tattoo business in Strathroy are being advised to have their blood tested.
You Can Help the Health Unit Rebuild its Website
Browse, connect, share, watch, register, etc. - what would you like to find and do on the Middlesex-London Health Unit website?
Health Warning: Wash and Cook Fiddleheads to Prevent Illness
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is calling on residents to thoroughly wash and cook fiddleheads before eating the seasonal vegetables.
Health Warning: Salmonella Hazard Associated with Pet Food
The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued a Public Health Notice advising that Diamond Pet Foods has issued a recall of pet food due to possible Salmonella contamination.
Adventures in Sex City Sequel Focuses on Alcohol and Substance Misuse in Youth
Two years after they battled the Sperminator, foiling his plans to infect the residents of Sex City, the Sex Squad is back and this time the online superheroes are taking on alcohol and drugs and their influence on sexual health and behaviour.
Want To Quit Smoking? The Health Unit Wants To Hear From You
The Middlesex-London Health Unit wants to hear from London and Middlesex smokers who want to kick their addiction.
Healthy Cafeteria Nets Inaugural Gold Eat Smart!® Award for London Life
A focus on better food choices and a corporate policy designed to encourage employees to be healthier have earned London Life the first gold level Eat Smart!® Workplace Award of Excellence in Ontario.
Health Unit Advises How to Reduce Infections Including Meningococcal Disease
The Middlesex-London Health Unit is reminding residents how to reduce the risk of becoming sick as viruses and bacteria, including meningococcal disease, may be more likely to circulate at this time of year.