Northeastern Public Health

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Prevention is key to avoiding contracting West Nile Virus

For the first time in two years, a dead crow with West Nile virus has been found in Northeastern Public Health territory. 

West Nile Virus found in our area

The last infected birds in these parts were in 2024. 

Health care officials says plan ahead for future heat events

Our region was impacted by several days of extreme heat and humidity.

Northeastern Public Health expands its Health Wise website, offering more information on inspections

Manager of environmental health Suzanne Lajoie says it complies with Ontario public health standards. 

Protect yourself against hantavirus and others this travel season

There have been no cases of hantavirus reported to Northeastern Public Health.  However, it is being reported in other parts of the world.  Health unit community immunization manager Kassandra Plante says that speaks to travel and making sure your vaccinations are up to date.

Marking World Tuberculosis Day

Today (Tues.) is World Tuberculosis Day, and Northeastern Public Health is joining the global movement to make people aware of it and work towards getting rid of it. 

Avoiding getting or spreading illness over the holidays

Indoor holiday get-togethers can be responsible for spreading respiratory sicknesses like flu and COVID-19.  So we turned to Northeastern Public Health infectious diseases manager Lynn Leggett for some advice. 

Uptick seen in Influenza-A cases regionally

You probably know at least one person who’s down with the flu this week.  Northeastern Public Health infectious diseases manager Lynn Leggett says the increase in Influenza-A cases is expected this time of year, as people gather indoors. 

One-on-one pre-natal nutrition program available

Tailored to individual circumstances

NEPH offering RSV vaccination

Certain criteria in effect
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