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  1. 6 hours ago

    Learn simple steps to protect your loved ones while swimming during Healthy and Safe Swimming Week.

  2. 8 hours ago

    Are you or your partner or thinking about getting pregnant? Read about 10 ways to prevent infection during to help keep you and your healthy!

  3. 12 hours ago

    Join us for a Facebook Live today at 11AM EDT to kick off Healthy and Safe Swimming Week!

  4. May 19

    52 people sick in 21 states from Salmonella outbreaks. Illnesses are linked to live chickens and ducks in backyard flocks.

  5. May 18

    Keep chickens or ducks in your back yard, or know someone who does? Wash your hands after touching live chickens, ducks, their eggs, and anything in their environment.

  6. May 18

    How will you commit to your health journey beyond ? Get tips to help you continue to all year long: .

  7. May 17

    TAHINI RECALL: Check your kitchen for Karawan Tahini or El-Karawan Tahini; these products might be contaminated with Salmonella. Return them to the store or throw away.

  8. May 17

    ’ disease outbreaks are increasing in the US. Outbreaks are most common in buildings with complex water systems. Learn how water management can control . Watch Live on Facebook, 5/21 at 1pm ET.

  9. May 17

    Next week is Healthy and Safe Swimming Week! Join us on 5/20 at 11AM EDT for a Facebook Live to learn how to help protect yourself and loved ones from illness and injury at the pool.

  10. May 17

    Meet real-life lab hero, phlebotomy educator Dennis Ernst. Drawing blood for samples requires precision, training, and empathy so that the patient, lab staff, and healthcare providers all get what they need. Read about this workforce wonder at .

  11. May 17

    Malaria is deadly. Every year, millions of U.S. residents travel to countries where is found. Learn more about why preventing malaria is important in this surveillance summary report:

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  12. May 17

    Behind the wheel? Keep yourself and others safe by following two simple steps: Put your phone away and buckle up.

  13. May 16

    Salmonella outbreaks: 52 people sick in 21 states. These illnesses have been linked to contact with chickens and ducklings in backyard flocks.

  14. May 16

    This National ALS Awareness Month, advocate for people with ALS. Spread the word about the National ALS Registry to help researchers learn more about ALS, so that they can help future generations. Read more: .

  15. May 16

    Ready to enjoy summer days and fun cookouts? Keep hot foods hot and cold foods cold to help prevent food poisoning.

  16. May 16

    Every year, unvaccinated travelers get while they are in other countries and bring it into the U.S. When they come into contact with communities with low vaccination rates, outbreaks are likely. Learn more .

  17. May 16

    It’s OK to ask for help. Talk to your doctor if anxiety, depression, or another issue is getting in the way of your daily life.

  18. May 15

    ? About 1 in 10 people who get sick with ’ disease will die. Join live on Facebook, 5/21 at 1pm ET to learn how effective water management can prevent the spread of .

  19. May 15

    Pregnant women and new moms are at higher risk for developing that can lead to . This , talk with your doctor or nurse about steps you can take to get ahead of sepsis.

  20. May 15

    It’s never too late to improve your eating habits! Pick one change you can make today. Swap your regular dessert for fruit or try brown rice instead of white rice.

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