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    CDC’s National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP) supports a variety of activities that improve the nation’s health by preventing chronic diseases and their risk factors. Specifically, NCCDPHP:

    • Finds out how chronic diseases affect populations in the United States.
    • Studies interventions to find out what works best to prevent and control chronic diseases.
    • Funds and guides states, territories, cities, and tribes to use interventions that work.
    • Shares information to help all Americans understand the risk factors for chronic diseases and how to reduce them.
    Impact Quick Facts
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    NCCDPHP efforts have led to improvements in leading health indicators like high blood pressure control, physical activity, and teen pregnancy.

    Health and Economic Benefits of Chronic Disease Interventions
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    Find out how interventions save lives and money.

    Health Equity and Social Determinants of Health
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    NCCDPHP is advancing health equity by addressing social determinants of health and improving fair and just practice through science, programs, and policies.

    Health Promotion Activities
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    NCCDPHP works to improve the health of all age groups by promoting good nutrition, physical activity, and other healthy habits.

    Success Stories
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    View stories about our funding in action, written by NCCDPHP grantees.

    Chronic Disease Fact Sheets
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    NCCDPHP’s programs work to reduce disability, deaths, and costs from preventable chronic diseases.

    Last Reviewed: November 28, 2022
    Source: National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
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