Free health events planned across communities

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Free community health events are planned in Bradford and Columbus for Saturday, October 31. In Bradford, Impact Women Network CIC will offer blood pressure and BMI checks, wellbeing information, period-health support and free sanitary products as part of its Black History Month program, with a focus on prevention and reducing barriers to care. In Columbus, a free health fair at the public library will provide flu shots and other resources, including chest CT screenings for the first 10 qualifying uninsured smokers; insured attendees seeking flu shots should bring their insurance cards.

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