The Cosmopolitan
Diabetes Education Community Program
This diabetes education program
consists of a two-hour survival skills session with a one-hour nutrition
session the following week. It also includes a one-hour follow up an
dA1C draw in three months.
The group class will be held at
the Cole County Health Department, 1616 Industrial Drive, Jefferson
City, MO 65109.
What will I learn?
What is Diabetes Mellitus?
What do your numbers mean?
What is a carbohydrate?
The highs and lows of blood
sugar.
How does food and activity
impact your blood sugar?
Diabetes medications
Your support stem
Registration
There is no class fee.
Applicants must complete an application that can be obtained by
calling Mary Telhorst, RN, Cole County Health Department, (573)
636-2181, ext. 3107.
Eligibility: You must have
no insurance; insurance that does not cover diabetes education; or
Medicaid insurance.
The Cole
County Health Department (CCHD) will be offering smoking
cessation counseling free to the public. Free nicotine
replacement patches will be provided by Missouri Foundation for
Health, for those people that qualify.
Call the
CCHD at 573-636-2181, EXT 3107 for more information.
Be Fit Family (BFF) Healthy
Lifestyle Program
Be Fit
Family is an eight week program that gives parents and their
child a healthy foundation for lifetime weight management with a
focus on establishing healthy eating and physical activity
habits. The BFF Program is taught by
area physical therapists, personal trainers, and registered
dietitians. The program
begins Tuesday, September 7 and ends Tuesday, October 26,
2010. To be eligible the child must be in the 5th - 8th grade.
Click here for more details on how to register.
Hydrolyzed
Vegetable Protein Product Recalls: Salmonella
The HVP
(Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein) Recallis
expected to be ongoing and have an extensive product list.
There is a searchable database with a complete
listing of the products currently identified as part of the
recall which you can reach by clicking here. While the complete product list is currently eight
pages long and expected to grow we will not send an alert on
every single product unless the state Department of Health has
identified the situation as changing dramatically. If you would
like a complete listing as we get updates (expected 2-3 times a
week) we will fax you this list as we get it but it will also
include what you received today in the original Fax. In an
effort not to clog your faxes with information that is available
to you online and by other means, the Cole County Health
Department will not be forwarding each individual product
recall/update to you. Businesses that do distribute/sell these
types of products that contain HVP must review the product list
on an ongoing basis and remove items from your shelves as you
become aware. If you wish to have the complete list faxed or
emailed please notify our front desk at 573-636-2181 that you
would like to receive the complete product recall list as it
becomes available and how you wish to receive it email or fax.
Pistachio Product Recalls: Salmonella
The FDA and the California Department of Public
Health continue to investigate Salmonella contamination in
pistachios and pistachio products. Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella
Inc., Terra Bella, Calif., is voluntarily expanding its recall of
roasted pistachios to include all lots of roasted in-shell
pistachios and roasted shelled pistachios that were produced from
nuts harvested in 2008. The firm is also recalling those raw
shelled pistachios from the 2008 crop that are not subsequently
roasted prior to retail sale. The pistachios may be contaminated
with Salmonella.
DISCLAIMER The Cole County Health Department
provides the content of this website for informational purposes only
and should not be construed as medical advice. Page Last
Updated:
Wednesday, August 04, 2010