We encourage Hoosiers to protect themselves against influenza (flu) after confirming the first flu-related death of the 2025-26 season. Help protect yourself and your loved ones by getting a flu vaccine and following the Three Cs.
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- Replying to @StateHealthINBabies should be placed to sleep following the ABCs of safe sleep: 1️⃣ Alone: Babies should be placed alone with caregiver nearby in the same room 2️⃣ Back: On his or her back 3️⃣ Crib: With only a tight-fitting sheet, no bumper pads, pillows, blankets or stuffed animals
- We urge parents to take steps to protect the health and safety of their infants following a surge this month of deaths caused by unsafe sleep environments. Learn more: bit.ly/3Jls1BB
- Replying to @StateHealthINWhile we are proud of the progress made, the Indiana Department of Health will continue working to improve maternal and infant health through data review, community programs and partnerships with healthcare providers.
- In 2024, Indiana saw the lowest infant mortality rate since the 1900s, with a rate of 6.3 deaths per 1,000 live births, down from 6.6 in 2023. Learn more: bit.ly/4mVZgKQ
- We are aware of fraudulent messages that appear to have been sent by state agencies about collecting tolls. These messages are scams, and users should not click on any of the links. More info: view.subscription.in.gov/View_email.asp…
- Replying to @StateHealthINView the press release: bit.ly/4jouPLd
- Replying to @StateHealthINLearn what precautions to take to prevent tick bites: bit.ly/4jQMCKZ
- Protect yourself from tick bites as ticks are active from early spring through late fall. A fatal case of ehrlichiosis, an illness caused by bacteria from tick bites, in Floyd County has been reported this month. Preventing tick bites is the best way to prevent these diseases.
- Replying to @StateHealthINTwo doses of MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine are 97% effective at preventing measles. Consult with your healthcare provider if you are unsure of your vaccination status.
- Five additional cases of measles have been confirmed in Indiana, bringing the total to six in 2025. The newly reported cases are three minors (unvaccinated) & two adults (vaccination status unclear) in Allen County. All six cases are connected. More info: bit.ly/3Eh4Whc
- The first laboratory confirmed case of measles in Indiana this year has been confirmed. While the risk to the general public is low, measles is an easily spread respiratory disease caused by a virus. Vaccination is the best protection. Learn more: bit.ly/4lmjCwa
- We encourage Hoosiers to protect themselves against influenza (flu) after confirming the first flu-related death of the 2024-25 season. Learn more: events.in.gov/event/idoh-new…













