Legionnaires’ Disease
Many people being treated at health care facilities have conditions that put them at greater risk of getting sick and dying from Legionnaires’ disease. A team-based approach to health care-associated Legionnaires’ disease can help protect patients and prevent infections. Learn what healthcare providers and other experts can do. #VitalSigns
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Protect All the Skin You’re In Infographic
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States, but most skin cancers can be prevented. Use a layered approach for sun protection.
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Hepatitis B and the Vaccine (Shot)
Did you know the hepatitis B vaccine protects your baby over his whole life? Moms, here’s what you need to know.
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Five Steps to Clean Your Refrigerator
Follow these five steps to clean your refrigerator if it contains a recalled food. Germs in the recalled food could spread to drawers or shelves and contaminate other food.
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Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, 1975‐2012, featuring the increasing incidence of liver cancer
Death rates from cancer have decreased since the 1990s for adults, and the 1970s for children. Incidence rates decreased in men and remained stable in women. New liver cancer cases and deaths are on the rise in the U.S. You can lower your chances of getting liver cancer by getting tested for hepatitis C if you were born from 1945–1965, talking to your doctor about getting vaccinated against hepatitis B, and not drinking too much alcohol.
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Infographic: Decoding the MAHC | Model Aquatic Health Code
CDC infographic on the benefits of swimming, health hazards at pools, and how CDC’s Model Aquatic Health Code can help governments and the aquatics industry reduce risk.
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National Preparedness Month
Celebrate National Preparedness Month! Learn about the power of preparedness on all levels: global, country, state, community and individual. #NatlPrep
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“Screening Helps Prevent Colorectal Cancer” Infographic
Several tests are recommended to screen for colorectal cancer. If you’re between 50 and 75, get screened using one or a combination of these tests.
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Crash Deaths in the US: Where We Stand
A new CDC Vital Signs report shows the percentage of motor vehicle crash deaths involving alcohol and the percentage of motor vehicle crash deaths related to speeding in selected high-income countries. How is the US doing? #VitalSigns
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Blood Clots and Travel: What You Need to Know | CDC
Are you visiting family over the holidays? Anyone traveling more than four hours, whether by air, car, bus, or train, can be at risk for #bloodclots. Follow these tips to keep you and loved ones safe during your holiday travels.
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Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, 1975‐2012, featuring the increasing incidence of liver cancer
New CDC report: Overall cancer death rates are dropping, likely due to progress in cancer prevention, screening and treatment, but liver cancer cases and deaths are rising. Learn more.
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Food Safety Resources | EHS Activities | EHS
Restaurants with a kitchen manager certified in food safety are less likely to have outbreaks. Find out what certification costs and learn more.
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Free C. diff education handouts
CDC offers free C. diff print resources to help healthcare professionals educate their patients about the risk of developing C. diff infection. Tap the link to order your materials today.
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