AZ Department of Health
@AZDHS
Arizona Department of Health Services: Health and Wellness for all Arizonans
🌞 The Arizona heat is no joke! Especially for your pup! 🐾 Stay safe this summer with our 5 essential tips to keep you and your dog cool, hydrated, and happy. 💧🐶 #DogSafety #PetTips #StayCool #HeatAwareness
🎉 Big shoutout to our incredible ADHS Food Safety Team presenting today at the NEHA Annual Educational Conference & Exhibition! 👏 Your work plays a vital role in keeping Arizona families safe from foodborne illness and promoting healthier communities. 💪 #NEHA2025


Ensure you use mosquito repellent if your skin is exposed! Be sure to read the FAQs on repellent use and safety: 1.azdhs.gov/2YrwxXO

📱 Random health survey call? Don’t hang up—it might be the Arizona #BRFSS! We’re gathering data on health trends from everyday Arizonans just like you. From flu shots to fitness, your answers guide real change and can help improve public health statewide!

Limit outdoor activities at dusk and dawn when mosquitoes are most active to prevent West Nile virus infection. Interested in learning more? Visit us online: 1.azdhs.gov/2VRG8A1

Drowning is fast and silent, and it remains a leading cause of death for young children in Arizona. Our latest blog shares tips for water safety that could save a life this summer. Read now ⬇️ 1.azdhs.gov/44IbOi7
Mosquitoes potentially carry West Nile virus and other diseases which can cause fatal illness. Learn how to protect yourself and your community: 1.azdhs.gov/2VRG8A1

Hey Arizona! Your voice matters. Answer the call to participate in the AZ #BRFSS phone survey and help impact initiatives that improve our state’s health. #HealthierTogether

Think it’s too hot for mosquitos? Think again! Check out ways to prevent mosquito bites: 1.azdhs.gov/4cGw8C4

☀️ Kids are more vulnerable to extreme heat, and Arizona summers can be dangerous without the right precautions! Learn how to spot signs of heat illness and how to protect children during high temps in our latest blog ⬇️ 1.azdhs.gov/44IbOi7
Last week, ADHS joined Arizona leaders for a roundtable on the growing impact of extreme heat. We shared how heat affects Arizonans + explored what is being done & what more can be done to protect the most vulnerable. This collaboration is key to building a more resilient AZ!

Why answer the AZ #BRFSS call? Because sharing your experience helps Arizona fight chronic disease, reduce injuries, and improve access to care. Plus - it’s completely anonymous! Your privacy is protected.

🐓 Backyard flock owners: Be alert. Report sick or dead birds to your state health or agriculture department right away. Prevention starts with you: 1.azdhs.gov/4kGdu0F

You can’t see it. You can’t smell it. But radon could be in your home! Take action with a free radon test kit from ADHS: azdhs.gov/BRCRadonTest

👋 friendly reminder: coffee ≠ water. Your body needs actual H2O to survive the AZ heat! Tips to avoid heat-related illness: ✅ Drink water ✅ Take breaks in the shade ✅ Eat hydrating snacks Stay hydrated, stay cool & stay safe! ❤️ For more tips: azhealth.gov/heat
Your voice matters! 🗣️ The Arizona #BRFSS is a health survey that collects info on topics like preventive care, chronic conditions, and more. Your participation helps improve health for ALL Arizonans. 🙌

🛑 Stop bird flu before it starts. Keep wild birds away from your flock, and clean coops and equipment regularly. See how: 1.azdhs.gov/4kGdu0F

📞 Ever get a call asking about your health habits? It might be the Arizona #BRFSS! This phone survey helps us understand health trends across the state. Your answers help shape better care & policy. 💙 #AZHealth

🦠 If you get sick after working with birds, talk to your doctor and mention your exposure. Early treatment matters. Know the symptoms: 1.azdhs.gov/4kGdu0F

🐾 Your fur babies live, play, and nap there. Why not make your home a safer place for them? Radon is an invisible gas that can harm both people and pets! Protect your furry family members by testing your home with a free kit from ADHS: azdhs.gov/BRCRadonTest

🚫🌊 Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs) can be dangerous! Before heading out to swim, fish, or boat, check local water quality advisories. Some blooms produce toxins that can harm people, pets, and wildlife. For HAB Forecasts, please visit: 1.azdhs.gov/43ziDkh
