Wyoming Department of Health

Ticks in Wyoming can carry several potentially dangerous diseases.

The disease poses the greatest risk to infants.

While measles has not been reported in Wyoming since 2010, over 700 cases of the disease have been confirmed across the country this year.

Radon is a problem in Wyoming, to educate children on it the Wyoming Department of Health decided to have a poster contest for the kids to raise awareness on radon.

Officials with the Wyoming Department of Health [WDH] are warning people about salmonella and other diseases which can be carried by baby chicks, even when the birds may appear to be healthy.

There's a moving new video from the Wyoming Department of Health warning of the danger of smoking around your kids.

The most effective way to prevent most types of bacterial meningitis, Harrist said, is vaccination.

The department, Deti said, didn't want Wyomingites to worry more than necessary, in general.

The department says the state health assessment is to identify and understand Wyoming's health needs and priorities.

Wyoming Department of Health officials are working with Cheyenne Regional Medical Center to follow up on the hospital's infection control measures.