Health
State Health Officer
ATV incidents cause injuries and deaths each year in both children and adults.
ADPH reminds Alabamians that mosquito activity and the risk of mosquito-borne diseases remain a concern during late summer and early fall.
September is recognized as Newborn Screening Awareness Month across the United States.
ADPH is alerting restaurants and the public in the Dothan area about an individual who has represented himself as a health inspector but was unable...
A fox found late last week on private property in the general vicinity of the Billingsley junction, where U.S. Highway 82 and Autauga County Road 1...
ADPH is celebrating a significant milestone for one Alabama family after a child enrolled in the ALL Kids program became eligible to receive a...
With extreme heat and high humidity forecast for this week, ADPH advises the public to be alert and recognize the warning signs of heat-related...
An ADPH Infant Safety App called Wiregrass Infant Net for Safety (W.I.N.S.) just went live.
ADPH has confirmed that a raccoon in the Dalraida neighborhood within the city limits of Montgomery has tested positive for rabies.
ADPH is accepting proposals to collaborate with qualified organizations in Alabama to protect youth from nicotine initiation and exposure to...
