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Positive human case of West Nile Virus confirmed in Tarrant County
Aug 7 - Tarrant County Public Health has confirmed the first human case of West Nile Virus for the 2019 season.
Tarrant County Public Health announces August immunization events
Jul 29 - Tarrant County Public Health, in partnership with the Immunization Collaboration of Tarrant County, will offer back-to-school immunizations from Aug. 3 to 30.
Tarrant County Public Health Notice: Rabies Alert
Jul 24 - On July 15 a bat was found in the water at the Fort Worth Water Gardens, 1502 Commerce St. The bat later tested positive for rabies.
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Health Director's blog - August 1, 2019
Heat, Shots and Mosquitoes
As the old song goes, the heat is on -- and we're in the middle of
it. If you're still not clear on how the heat can hurt you, please
review our "When it's hot as heck"
webpage.
If your children haven't gotten their
back-to-school shots yet, our partners at the Immunization
Collaboration of Tarrant County are having several
"Back-to-School" immunization events this month. You can find the schedule here.
