Kristen Hopkins from Massachusetts was 11 weeks pregnant when she suffered a miscarriage due to listeriosis. She recalled eating Big Olaf Creamery ice cream, which had a major product recall, a week before her pregnancy loss.
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In Bladen County, the initial fear of the virus quickly turned into strategy. The county’s health and human services officials increased their social media presence. Informing residents was an immediate priority.
The agency s Facebook page is still updated daily to show the latest cases in the county.
“We worked with the local media here as well as updating our Facebook page to get correct information out about the coronavirus,” said Terri Duncan, the health department’s director. “We used social media to keep our population apprised of what our cases are. There’s no information that’s posted on our Facebook page daily that’s not already on DHHS website. It’s just easier to find.”
HARNETT COUNTY, N.C. (WTVD) As vaccinations continue statewide, Cape Fear Valley Health has been including a Why I got the shot campaign to see what is motivating people to come out and get their doses.
Those who receive a shot can also fill out a post-it note with that very question, seeing it be put up on the walls of the vaccination clinic.
A few post-it notes have caught the attention of social media users, specifically who were able to convince some Cumberland County residents to get signed up.
One notable note reads, My wife made me!!! while another echoes that statement with, because my wife told me to.
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