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Information about anthrax, human health implications, symptoms and treatment.
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Comprehensive care for individuals and families affected by an inherited bleeding disorder, including hemophilia and von Willebrand disease, and those with acquired inhibitors.
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Information on Prostate Cancer and other HealthLine Online cancer information.
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Community water fluoridation is the process of adjusting the natural fluoride concentration of a community's water supply. An appropriate amount of fluoride is effective to prevent tooth decay.
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Information about this serious health problem that affects a growing number of Canadians.
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Information about hantavirus disease, symptoms and how to prevent infection.
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Information about the HIV virus and antibody testing, resources and support and provincial HIV strategy.
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Public immunization programs and information about all diseases that can be vaccinated against. Also, how to get a copy of your immunization records.
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Learn about the diseases that immunization can protect you from.
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Information on symptoms, complications and how to prevent the spread of measles.
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| | The report from an independent review of Saskatchewan's needle exchange programs, which seek to prevent the spread of blood-borne diseases among injection drug users. (Released February 2009.) |
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| | Noroviruses (Norwalk) are a family of viruses that commonly cause diarrheal illnesses or gastroenteritis in people. |
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Saskatchewan's response to 2009 H1N1 Pandemic Executive Summary - May 2011
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Building a Healthier Saskatchewan-A strategy to reduce tobacco use was developed by the Ministry of Health in collaboration with Saskatchewan stakeholders who have experience and expertise in tobacco use reduction. The strategy was released October 25, 2010.
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Salmonella is a bacteria that may cause a food borne illnesses called salmonellosis.
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Prevention, testing, treatment and counselling services are available to support sexually active people who are concerned about the risk of sexually transmitted infections.
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Shigella is a bacterium that can spread easily from person to person. Symptoms include stomach pain and cramps, diarrhea with mucus and sometimes blood, dysentery, and fever.
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| | Saskatchewan Health is responsible for tuberculosis control in the province. |
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Information about the disease, prevention, mosquito control programs, risk levels and surveillance results.
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