Alabama Equitable Neighborhoods Initiative
Community-driven and responsive to the needs and aspirations of all community members, particularly the most vulnerable.
- By Debbie Quinn - ENI partner communities and their Advisory Groups answered questions about health in their communities. These conversations surfaced a few health issues that were of major …
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- By Debbie Quinn - ENI partner communities and their Advisory Groups answered questions about health in their communities. As our team looked at their answers, it was clear there were a few …
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- By Debbie Quinn - First aid, or the emergency care needed when a person is injured or ill until full medical treatment is available, is commonly accepted as necessary. Most people have either …
- by Debbie Quinn - We’ve all done it. You catch a cold, get a fever, or feel the symptoms of a stomach bug. My first thought is always “Where could I have gotten that?” I think back to the food …
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—By Debbie Quinn— MONKEYPOX to be exact is NOT Chickenpox or Smallpox and you don’t get it by playing with monkeys. A pox is a pimple-like eruption or rash on the skin that can contain pus. While …
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-- By Debbie Quinn -- Well, it’s Groundhog Day! Remember the movie with Bill Murray from 1993? It demonstrates the sameness of every day and hoping for something to change. Sounds familiar, …
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