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Confirmed case of measles a timely reminder to get MMR vaccine
20 February 2024
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is emphasising the importance of getting the MMR vaccine as it confirmed that one case of measles has been diagnosed in Northern Ireland.
Close contacts have been...
Sexual Health Week: ‘Take Your Pick’ – the contraception available to you
12 February 2024
This Sexual Health Week (12-18 February) the Public Health Agency (PHA) is highlighting that different types of contraception work for different people so ‘Take Your Pick’.
MMR vaccine catch-up to tackle threat of measles
06 February 2024
A vaccination campaign aimed at curbing the growing threat of measles has been announced by the Public Health Agency (PHA).
From today first and second doses of the Mumps, Measles and Rubella (MMR)...
‘Know Your Units’ Living Well campaign launched
31 January 2024
As part of the Living Well service, community pharmacies are highlighting the importance of why those who drink alcohol should ‘Know Your Units’.
The ‘Know Your Units’ campaign aims to increase...
Give yourself the gift of looking after your mental health this Christmas
20 December 2023
The arrival of Christmas is a happy time for many but the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging those who struggle at this time of year to take time to protect their mental health and wellbeing...
It’s not too late to top up your protection ahead of Christmas
18 December 2023
With Christmas fast approaching, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging eligible people to take up the offer of the free COVID-19 and flu vaccines as soon as possible to top up their protection...
PHA warns of dangers of ‘button batteries’ this Christmas
15 December 2023
Parents and carers are being warned to be alert to the dangers of ‘button batteries’ this Christmas, with the Public Health Agency (PHA) highlighting how easily things can go wrong.