Show Notes
In this exciting episode of Public Health Matters, “Ready, Set, Action! Public Health in Motion,” host Laurie Fox sits down with Sheryl Wynn from Greene County Public Health to spotlight the energy behind National Public Health Week — and what it means right here at home.
From life-saving programs like seat belt safety campaigns and distracted driving awareness to innovative efforts like the naloxone “leave behind” program, this episode dives into how public health teams are preparing, prioritizing, and taking action every day to keep Greene County safe and strong. You’ll hear real stories, local impact, and simple ways YOU can be part of building a healthier community.
Because public health isn’t just something that happens behind the scenes — it’s happening all around you. Ready. Set. Action! starts here.
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