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NHLBI Health Information: Publications, Web Sites, and Web Applications

Heart and Vascular Diseases High Blood Pressure Cholesterol Heart Attack Other Heart Diseases Obesity and Physical Activity Blood Diseases     and Resources Sickle Cell Disease Blood Donation Other Blood Selected Audiences African Americans Children/Parents/Teachers Latinos Native Americans/Alaska Natives Asian Americans/Pacific Islanders Women

Lung Diseases Asthma COPD/Emphysema Other Lung Sleep Disorders Sleep Apnea Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) Narcolepsy Other Sleep Workshop, Meeting Summaries,      Other Scientific Reports 2000 to Present 1999 and earlier

NHLBI Health Publications

• List of all publications
• Online Catalog: Order printed copies of publications

Interactive Tools and Resources

• Applications for Palm OS and PocketPC Devices
• Health Assessment Tools
• Mortality Maps
• Slides
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Education Campaigns

• The Heart Truth for Women
• Garfield Star Sleeper Campaign
• Act in Time to Heart Attack Signs
• Hearts N' Parks

NHLBI National Education Programs and Initiatives

• National High Blood Pressure Education Program (NHBPEP)
• National Cholesterol Education Program (NCEP)
• National Asthma Education and Prevention Program (NAEPP)
• National Heart Attack Alert Program (NHAAP)
• Obesity Education Initiative (OEI)

Continuing Education Opportunities
For Physicians and Health Educators

NHLBI Healthy People (HP) 2010 Gateway
Information for program planners to develop activities to meet the 2010 goals.

• CVD Enhanced Dissemination and Utilization Centers
• Asthma Enhanced Dissemination and Utilization Centers
• Cardiovascular Health Partners

Special Health Observances

• National Cholesterol Education Month
• Women's Heart Day
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Health Information Network

• Join the Health Information Network (HIN) - NHLBI's digital link to health professionals. You can use this site to get the latest news from the Network, manage your member profile (password-protected), access the Network's email archives, recommend the Network to a colleague, and contact the Health Information Network.