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Welcome to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment's Web site. Our vision is 'healthy Kansans living in safe and sustainable environments'. To that end, we welcome your suggestions and critiques of our service delivery across the state.

The state belongs to all of us - "Kansas Don't Spoil It"

Roderick L. Bremby, Secretary of KDHE

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The following listing offers quick links to the most frequently requested topics, services or programs at the Kansas Department of Health & Environment.
A to Z Topic Listing

2008 Kansas Immunization Conference
September 2-4, 2008 • Wichita, Kansas

Join us for the 2008 Kansas Immunization Conference - "Vaccinations for Life" at the Hyatt Regency in Wichita, Kansas. The goal of the conference is to educate health care professionals on the importance of continuing immunizations from birth through adulthood, and safe-guarding the immunization records for a lifetime through a state-wide Registry.
Click Here for Detailsfor 2008 Kansas Immunization Conference

The Kansas Diabetes Prevention and Control Program at KDHE in partnership with the Kansas Diabetes Advisory Council, has just released the first published Kansas Diabetes Plan. The Plan outlines a comprehensive approach for reducing the burden of diabetes in Kansas. The Plan is available for online viewing.
Click Here for Detailsfor Kansas Diabetes Plan

‘It Still has Value!’
Electronic waste or e-waste is obsolete, broken, or unwanted electronic equipment. Learn how to reduce, reuse and recycle these items in Kansas.
Click here for detailsfor Recycle Electronic Waste

The 2008 KDHE Division of Environment biennial report has just been released and is available online for viewing.
Click here for detailsfor Kansas Environment 2008 Report

Disaster Recovery Information
Resource and information links to assist with safeguarding your health and environment during a natural disaster.
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The flooded Verdigris River at Coffeyville.

Salmonella Outbreak FDA is advising consumers to avoid consuming raw jalapeño peppers and raw serrano peppers from Mexico and to avoid food products that contain either type of pepper. Domestically grown raw jalapeno and serrano peppers are not associated with the current Salmonella Saintpaul outbreak.
Click Here for Detailsfor Salmonella Outbreak