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- If you are concerned about a disease running in your family, collect your family health history and talk to your doctor at your next visit. A doctor can evaluate all of the factors that may affect your risk of some diseases, including family health history, and can recommend ways to reduce that risk.
- Fill in the Blank. The food thermometer must reach a safe minimum internal temperature of ____°F when cooking a turkey?
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- The holiday season is a very exciting time of year filled with parties, family gatherings, and lots of food. Protect yourself and family by following these food safety tips. http://go.usa.gov/g79C
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- We want to hear from you! Take this quick survey and make a difference in how CDC delivers health information on Facebook. http://bit.ly/SLg6Lj
- No matter how embarrassing it might be for you to talk about sexual health with your physician, he or she is there to treat, not judge. Don’t know what to ask? Watch http://go.usa.gov/gkpk.
- Just in time for the Holidays. Download CDC’s new application for Windows 8 devices. It’s FREE and puts current CDC content right at your fingertips. http://bit.ly/STUsqk
- Due to technical difficulties, yesterday’s webcast of CDC Grand Rounds was unavailable. We would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused to those attempting to view this session of Grand Rounds. You can now access the complete video and presentation slides from the session. http://go.usa.gov/gfMe
- Some holiday toys may contain lead. This holiday season, be sure to check the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s list for updates on recalled toys to keep your children safe.
- Check out this short but great video from NPR about the history of malaria drugs.
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CDC Tobacco Free: Tobacco smoke is a toxic mix of more than 7,000 chemicals & compounds, including arsenic. What's in your lungs? http://go.usa.gov/Yjgx
- Review some of the numerous contributions made by CDC to better understand, address, support, improve, and promote the health, safety, and quality of life of women, at all stages of life. http://go.usa.gov/gvQC
- Due to technical difficulties, today’s CDC Grand Rounds webcast will not be available until later today. The complete presentation will be available on CDC YouTube and CDC Grand Rounds page later this week.
- If you were to become seriously ill or injured and could not speak for yourself, who would speak for you? Don’t be among the 70% of Americans who have not completed an advance directive for healthcare. http://go.usa.gov/gdJC
- Watch a live webcast of the CDC Public Health Grand Rounds “Where in Health Is Disability? Public Health Practices to Include People with Disabilities” today at 1 p.m. (EST) and earn continuing education. http://go.usa.gov/gdwT
- On December 21, 2012, National Homeless Persons' Memorial Day, take a moment to remember those who lost their lives while they were homeless. Learn more about this day and what you can do to help. http://go.usa.gov/gdBm
- Do you want to make a difference in how CDC delivers health information on Facebook? Take this quick survey and let us know what you think about our page. http://bit.ly/SLg6Lj
- Justin’s a typical teenager. His skills as a soccer player earned him notice, but then a shooting left him paralyzed from the knees down. His life has changed now that he lives with a disability. Read his story and others: http://bit.ly/VGsMzZ
- Get prepared for concussions on and off the ice and slopes. Learn the symptoms and danger signs and keep an action plan on hand. http://go.usa.gov/gynj
- Tis the season for norovirus! Most norovirus outbreaks occur November-April. This bad stomach bug causes diarrhea and vomiting. It spreads easily from person-to-person and through contaminated food, water, or surfaces. Learn about norovirus outbreaks. http://go.usa.gov/gmQC
- Your opinion is important! Tell us what you think of the CDC Facebook page: http://bit.ly/SLg6Lj
- Parents should be aware of potential lead hazards associated with some holiday toys and toy jewelry. Review these important facts to keep your loved ones safe this holiday season. http://go.usa.gov/g5NW
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“Where in Health Is Disability? Public Health Practices to Include People with Disabilities”December 18 at 1:00pm in ESTwww.cdc.gov/, Atlanta, Georgia7 people went- If you are planning an international trip, consider getting trip cancellation insurance, travel health insurance, and medical evacuation insurance. These may give you financial peace of mind and allow for safe and healthy travel. http://go.usa.gov/gPUx
- Join CDC on Tuesday, December 18th from 12:00-5:30 p.m. as we welcome some of the leading minds in healthcare transformation to present in a highly anticipated virtual event, focused on meaningful use of data exchange specifically as it relates to public health. Register now for this free Electronic Health Records Meaningful Use & Public Health Virtual Event at:
- The next session of CDC Public Health Grand Rounds explores opportunities for optimal quality of life for individuals with disabilities. Join us for “Where in Health Is Disability? Public Health Practices to Include People with Disabilities” on December 18, at 1 p.m. (EST). http://go.usa.gov/gUyj
- Do you want to make a difference in how CDC delivers health information on Facebook? Take this quick survey and let us know what you think about our page. http://bit.ly/SLg6Lj
- What are ways you can stay active this holiday season? Physical activity can produce long term health benefits and reduce your risk of many health conditions. Watch these videos and get started today.
- This holiday season, share an e-Card full of health tips with your family and friends. http://go.usa.gov/gnpY
- Get the Android tablet app from Google Play, now available in the Google Play Store. It’s FREE and puts current CDC content right at your fingertips. http://bit.ly/RvFF06
- The most important step in managing diabetes during holiday travel and festivities is preparing. Know what you'll be eating, how to enjoy a few traditional favorites while sticking with a healthy meal plan, and how to pack necessary supplies for a trip, and you're all set to celebrate! Learn more at: http://go.usa.gov/gnkQ.
- December’s CDC Learning Connection spotlights COCA resources. Clinicians can learn more about mass dispensing, emergency communications, and other ways to stay up-to-date on clinical information for emergencies. http://go.usa.gov/g55z
- Although plague, or the “Black Death,” may seem like a disease of the past, it continues to ravage communities in parts of the world. Read how a team of CDC scientists has developed a quick and affordable handheld test that detects plague i...n patients in a matter of minutes – critical for such a rapidly fatal disease. This tool and the team’s work with village leaders are saving lives in rural Uganda, where labs for diagnosing diseases like plague are rare. http://go.usa.gov/gN6zSee More
- As NIVW draws to a close, CDC wants to emphasize that flu vaccination shouldn’t. As long as flu is still circulating, it’s not too late to get your flu vaccine. For more information about flu vaccination, visit: http://go.usa.gov/g55G
- Everyone has a role to play in the fight against HIV! Find out the role for youth, parents, families, healthcare providers and more in our new issue of Vital Signs. http://go.usa.gov/g55k
- Pregnant? Foodborne illness can cause serious health problems for both mother and baby. Keep yourself and your unborn baby safe this holiday season by following these holiday food safety tips. http://go.usa.gov/gXmj
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CDC Tobacco Free: Whether it is for yourself or someone else, we all have a reason for living tobacco-free. Share what motivates you.
- In recognition of National Influenza Vaccination Week, add a flu button to your blog or web page! http://go.usa.gov/gXEe
- Youth should be taught about HIV early. Teach them the associated risks and help build the skills necessary to help delay sex and prevent infection. Learn more in the new issue of Vital Signs. http://go.usa.gov/gXQz
- Twelve Health and Safety Tips for the Holidays! Give the gift of health and safety to yourself and others by following these twelve holiday tips. http://go.usa.gov/g9v4
- The risk for HIV for most youth begins when they start having sex or injecting drugs. Learn how you can help protect our youth. http://go.usa.gov/g9KJ
- Today’s the day! Join Dr. Mike Jhung from CDC’s Flu Division for a LIVE Twitter chat at 1pm EST http://twitter.com/CDCFlu, join by searching #NIVW2012 on Twitter. Take a stand in the fight against flu. Submit questions to get answers about flu and flu vaccine. Spread the word by sharing this post.
- HIV causes a serious infection that, without treatment, can lead to AIDS and early death. Help protect our youth. Teach them how HIV is transmitted and prevented, and the importance of HIV testing. Learn more here: http://go.usa.gov/gk8R
- The holidays are here and many toys will be given as gifts this season. Parents should be aware of potential lead hazards associated with some toys and toy jewelry. Review these important facts to keep your loved ones safe this holiday season. http://go.usa.gov/gk8C
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CDC Tobacco Free: Quitting smoking is beneficial at any age; it’s never too late to quit! Learn more about the immediate and long term benefits to staying smoke-free: http://go.usa.gov/gCtY
- Don’t get sick—get involved! Take a pledge to get a flu vaccine and bring a friend or family member with you. Show your support for NIVW and take the pledge http://go.usa.gov/gkkG.
- Seven communities across the country have been selected as programs that embody the FEMA Whole Community approach to emergency management. We’re highlighting each one on our blog Public Health Matters. First up is Project Wildfire, learn how one Oregon community banded together to survive wildfires. http://go.usa.gov/gkKh
- Today’s the day! Join CDC Director Dr. Frieden and experts at 3PM EST for a live chat about HIV among youth. Join the conversation by using the hashtag #CDCchat.
- Have questions about preventing HIV in youth? Join CDC Director Dr. Frieden and experts Dr. Jonathan Mermin and Dr. Howell Wechsler for a live Twitter chat tomorrow at 3PM ET. Spread the word!
- It’s National Influenza Vaccination Week! The 2012-13 Flu vaccination rates are now available. See how the U.S. is doing so far. Mid-season coverage data was just released today and is now available at http://go.usa.gov/gKQx.
- “There’s lots I can do and some things I can’t do,” said Jerry. “I drive, I invest money. I’m not rich, but I’m not poor. I enjoy being healthy and being independent.” Meet this man who’s spent over 35 years living with a disability. http://go.usa.gov/gKxP
- December 2-8 is National Influenza Vaccination Week. An annual flu vaccine is the single best way to protect yourself and your loved ones from this serious illness. It’s not too late to vaccinate. http://go.usa.gov/gBGm
- About 50,000 people are infected with HIV each year. Get the facts about HIV and understand your risk. Get tested for HIV and other STIs. If you have HIV, get treatment and stay in care to remain healthy. http://go.usa.gov/gBEe
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CDC Tobacco Free Did you quit for The Great American Smokeout? Like this image to celebrate improved health and encourage others to join you in being smoke-free..
- It's World AIDS Day. CDC’s Let’s Stop HIV Together campaign works to end stigma so that more people will get the facts, get tested, and get involved.
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