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This is an official feed of the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) @UKHSA providing regular news updates on the work of the organisation in the South West.
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Measles can have serious and sometimes fatal consequences and is still common in many countries worldwide. Before you travel, make sure you & your loved ones are up to date with #MMR vaccinations.
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RT @UKHSA: NEW #NOROVIRUS DATA: Cases are way above what we would usually see at this time of year, as our latest data shows. Lots of peopl…
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While #norovirus cases remain high, there are some simple steps you can take to avoid spreading the infection: ✅ Stay home for 48 hrs after symptoms clear ✅ Wash hands with soap & warm water ❌ Don't prepare food for others More info & advice:
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If you think you or your child is showing signs of #ScarletFever it's important to contact your local GP practice or #NHS111. Stay away from nursery, school or work for 24 hours after taking the 1st dose of antibiotics to protect others. More info:
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RT @UKHSA: Getting vaccinated while you’re pregnant helps protect you and your baby, visit the NHS webpage to learn more. 💖 ✨🔗 https://t.co…
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RT @UKHSA: Getting vaccinated while you’re pregnant helps protect you and your baby, visit the NHS webpage to learn more. 💖 ✨🔗 https://t.co…
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RT @UKHSA: During cold weather, look out for friends & family who might be vulnerable to low temperatures.❄ Check our advice on how to kee…
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From bronchiolitis to RSV, check our blog post for the signs & symptoms of the main illnesses circulating this winter: #Norovirus #Flu #COVID19
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Measles can cause serious complications and can be fatal. But 2 doses of the #MMR vaccine can offer protection for life. Make sure you & your loved ones are up to date with their jabs, and if not, contact your GP practice for a catch-up appointment.
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During winter, lots of illnesses like #Norovirus and #Flu spread easily. If you're unwell, there are actions you can take to reduce the risk of spreading infections to others. 🤒 Read more on winter illnesses here:
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