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Meet the Staff: Cheryl Scheffel

Meet the Staff: Cheryl Scheffel

Where did you go to high school/college? I attended Glen Burnie High School. After high school, I took two years of undergraduate courses at Anne Arundel Community College. I then attended Union Memorial School of Nursing in Baltimore for three years. Additional...

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52 Weeks of Prevention – Week 2

52 Weeks of Prevention – Week 2

Week 2: Addiction is a complex disease that affects brain function and behavior. It's not just a lack of willpower or a moral failing. Understanding addiction can lead to more effective prevention and support. Share this post to spread awareness! #52WeeksOfPrevention

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WIC – Nutrient of the Month: Potassium

WIC – Nutrient of the Month: Potassium

Potassium is a vital mineral and electrolyte that your body needs to maintain normal blood pressure, transport nutrients into your cells, and support healthy nerve and muscle function! 💪 A variety of WIC-eligible foods are high in potassium including—but not limited...

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WIC – National Picnic Month

WIC – National Picnic Month

Sunny summer afternoons and cool summer evenings are the perfect time to grab some nutritious water-rich fruits and veggies like watermelon, cucumbers, and peaches and have a little family picnic! 🧺 ☀️ This National Picnic Month, grab (or make!) your family’s favorite...

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52 Weeks of Prevention – Week 1

52 Weeks of Prevention – Week 1

Week 1: Let's launch our #DrugFreeFriday by embarking on a year-long journey to educate ourselves about drug prevention. Over the next 52 weeks, we'll uncover essential facts to keep you informed and empowered to make wise choices. Knowledge is key to prevention!...

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Pet Heat Safety

Pet Heat Safety

Animals can die of heatstroke within 15 minutes, and cracking the car windows doesn’t help. NEVER leave your pets in parked vehicles. weather.gov/safety/heat-children-pets

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What You Need to Know About Child Heatstroke

What You Need to Know About Child Heatstroke

Pediatric vehicular heatstroke is the leading cause of non-crash, vehicle-related fatalities for children aged 14 and younger. Parked cars get hot, fast – and can be deadly. A child’s body temperature rises 3-5 times faster than an adult’s does, and even at...

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