City of Laredo Health Department Serving all of Webb County 2600 Cedar Avenue Laredo, Texas 78040 Phone: (956) 795-4900Fax: (956) 726-2632 Hector F. Gonzalez,

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City of Laredo Health Department Serving all of Webb County 2600 Cedar Avenue Laredo, Texas Phone: (956) Fax: (956) Hector F. Gonzalez, M.D., M.P.H., Health Director

Los Dos Laredos Bi-National Council Since September 1998 Meets monthly alternating between Laredo, Texas and Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas.

Los Dos Laredos Bi-National Council Meet every to address diverse and challenging issues that impact the region of Los Dos Laredos and Nuevo Leon. Issues are prioritized to address public health and health care issues. Six permanent sub committees ◦ HIV/STD, Epidemiology, Obesity, Environmental Health, Tuberculosis Control, Cancer Detection and Prevention

Cooperation, Collaboration Coordination and Communication

Tuberculosis - surveillance, early detection, testing, treatment and prevention, joint workshops Epidemiology -share morbidity and mortality information to detect trends and rapid response. Environmental Health – for food and waterborne disease prevention, all hazards prevention, zoonosis prevention and vector borne disease prevention Obesity Prevention – joint efforts in schools and community at large HIV/STD – prevention and detection Cancer – early detection and prevention Maternal and Child Health – early access to care, family planning, women's health, well child dental care Immunizations – information sharing, vaccine preventable disease prevention, training workshops

Previous Topics HIV Bi-National Coalition – “Binomio HIV-TB” Nutrition, Obesity, Diabetes Prevention Tuberculosis, “the challenges” EWIDS-”Information Exchange” “SNS POD Drive Thru” BIDS-Erlichiosis, St. Louis Encephalitis Environmental Health- Border 2012, CARE Grant Ventanillas de Salud- Mexican Institute Operation Lone Star- Zapata, Jim Hogg, Webb, 4,000 Shigellosis H1N1 Carrizo Cane Herbicide Application Bi-national Border Health Week Public Health Week World Aids Day Ventanillas De Salud

Members City of Laredo Health Department Secretaria De Salud Jurisdicción #5 Department of State Health Services-Office of Border Health Secretaria De Salud Estado de Tamaulipas University of Texas Health Science Center-San Antonio, Laredo Campus Texas A&M International School of Nursing Universidad Autonoma de Tamaulipas Escuela de Enfermeria Laredo and United Independent School Districts United States-Mexico Border Health Commission Outreach Office from both the US and Mexico Sectors Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Internal Boundaries Water Commission Ecologia Health and Human Services Commission Instituto del Seguro Social, ISSTE AHEC

Bi-National Meetings

TB Bi-National Conference

Public Health Preparedness and Response

Strategy & Action Develop Health Promotion Campaigns to increase physical activity, fruits and vegetables, reduce consumption of sugar sweeten beverages, reduce intake of dietary fat and promote portion control. Increase percentage of children and youth making healthier choices and participating in physical activities.

Border Bi-National Health Week Highlight On-going Border Health Activities Bi-National Obesity, Education, and Diabetes Screening Forum: Progress Report on Obesity Control in the Schools Additional Activities: Flu Vaccines & HIV Screening

Vector Control The City of Laredo Environmental Health Division regularly sprays and drops larvacide, especially during peak seasons. The deposit of minnows in bodies of water helps eliminate larvae and thus controls the proliferation of mosquitoes.

Tuberculosis Elimination Program Epidemiology Detection Treatment Prevention Jail Outreach, special populations and Hansens Disease Clinic Veronica Y. Dominguez, RN TB Program Supervisor

NutriFit Children’s Camp Annual camp for children to learn nutrition and wellness.

Bi-National Breast Cancer Awareness

US/Mexico Border New & Emerging Challenges Chronic disease (Diabetes, Cancer, Cardiovascular) Emerging Diseases (MRSA, West Nile, XDR) Environmental Health Preparedness Response Bi-National cooperation Access to care

2600 Cedar Avenue Laredo, Texas Phone: (956) Fax: (956) Hector F. Gonzalez, M.D., M.P.H. Director of Health