Topics Related to Epidemiology
North Carolina is working to prevent measles during a national increase in cases. Here's how to protect yourself and others.
Norovirus, also called the "stomach bug," is highly contagious and spreads fast. Cases are increasing across North Carolina.Version en españolHow norovirus spreadsNorovirus is the leading cause of foodborne illness in the United States. Noroviruses spread easily — as few as 10 viral particles can lead to illness.You can get norovirus from:
Protect yourself and others with vaccines, testing and treatment, and these five tips to stop the spread.
Make sure your teen is up to date on required and recommended vaccinations.
Did you know it's National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW)?
Gathering with friends and family this holiday season? Ensure a healthy and enjoyable time for all by following food safety guidelines.
Did Hurricane Helene flood or damage your private well in western North Carolina?Participating local health departments have free well disinfection and well water collection kits. NCDHHS Division of Public Health assembled the kits for distribution.On this page:
North Carolinians should take extra precautions heating enclosed spaces as cold weather arrives. Affected by Hurricane Helene? These safety tips are especially important.
Was your private well or septic system affected by Hurricane Helene? Protect your health by taking these safety measures before use.
Access to safe water is a top concern in Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene. Here's how to ensure your water is safe and prevent illness.