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Photo: Children at a petting zooAnimal Exhibits
Follow These Tips to Help You Prevent Illness When Visiting Animal Exhibits this Summer.
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: Salt shaker and blood pressure cuffCDC Grand Rounds
Hypertension: Detect, Connect, Control
(Published: May 13, 2013)

Photo: Woman touching templesKnow Stroke
May Is National Stroke Awareness Month
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: ChildrenMental Health
Children’s Mental Health – New Report
(Published: May 17, 2013)

Photo: A woman travelerNew Travel Website
Check Out the New CDC Travelers’ Health Website!
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: ParentParents & Vaccines
Are You a Parent Looking for Vaccine Info?
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: Family on a beachPhysical Activity
May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month. Learn More About Increasing Physical Activity in Your Community.
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: Family on a beachProtect Your Skin
CDC's Easy Tips for Sun-Safe Summer Fun
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: SwimmersSwim Healthy
Recreational Water Illness and Injury Prevention Week
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Photo: TornadoTornado Safety
Staying Safe in a Tornado
(Published: April 8, 2013)

Photo: Family looking at roadmapTravel Vaccines
Vaccines Help Protect Travelers of All Ages
(Published: May 20, 2013)

Top Five CDC Features

April 2013
  1. Pertussis (Whooping Cough)
  2. Pink Eye: Usually Mild and Easy to Treat
  3. Learn the Signs and Symptoms of TB Disease
  4. Prevent the Spread of Norovirus
  5. Child Passenger Safety

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