My Health

At Southwestern Public Health (SWPH), we provide information, programs and services on a variety of public health topics to protect and promote the health of our communities.

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Alcohol, Drugs and Tobacco

Get trusted information and resources about alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, and other substances.

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Animal Bites and Rabies

Report animal bites and learn how to prevent rabies.

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Body Art and Personal Care

Learn about health and safety standards for tattoos, piercings, and personal care services.

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Child and Family Health

Explore programs and services to support your child’s healthy growth and development.

Dental Health

Find free dental programs, tips, and resources to support good oral health for you and your family.

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Food and Eating

Get reliable nutrition information, healthy eating tips, and food access resources to help make informed food choices.

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Immunizations and Vaccines

Stay protected with routine and recommended vaccines for all ages.

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Infectious Diseases

Learn how to prevent and manage infectious diseases.

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Mental Health

Find mental health resources, support services, and crisis contacts.

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Sexual Health

Access confidential sexual health services, resources, and education.

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Vector-Borne Diseases

Learn how to protect yourself from vector-borne diseases like Lyme disease and West Nile virus.

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iHEAL Program

Recover and rebuild after intimate partner violence. iHEAL offers free, confidential, nurse-led support backed by 20+ years of research.