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The Mobile County Health Department is spotlighting a suite of online “Community Tools” designed to put practical, real-time health information directly into the hands of residents, providers, and community partners. https://mchd.org/putting-community-health-data-in-residents-hands-06-23-26/

Adolescence is a time of rapid change, and mental health can be affected by everything from school demands and social relationships to self-esteem and future uncertainty. Many teens quietly navigate challenges such as anxiety, mood changes, or overwhelming stress without feeling sure where to turn. https://alabama.crediblemind.com/lists/talking-back-to-the-inner-bully

The Mobile County Health Department is encouraging residents to look for simple, everyday ways to move more and sit less as part of a healthier lifestyle. https://mchd.org/small-steps-big-impact-moving-more-in-mobile-county-06-19-26/

A recall has been issued for Nara Organics Infant Formula due to an association with cases of infant botulism nationwide. Images of the packaging are attached below for reference. These products were distributed to 23 Target stores in Alabama.
https://www.fda.gov/safety/recalls-market-withdrawals-safety-alerts/nara-organics-recalls-all-lots-nara-infant-formula-because-possible-health-risk

World Drowning Prevention Day is not observed until July 25, but the Mobile County Health Department (MCHD) is reminding residents that drowning prevention is a year-round priority. https://mchd.org/world-drowning-prevention-day-stay-safe-around-water-all-year-06-17-26/

Adolescence is a time of rapid change, and mental health can be affected by everything from school demands and social relationships to self-esteem and future uncertainty. https://alabama.crediblemind.com/lists/talking-back-to-the-inner-bully