Chronic Diseases and Conditions

Drop-in article to highlight local lifestyle change programs and the tools available to encourage African American to understand risk for type 2 diabetes and enact lifestyle changes to prevent and manage diabetes.

Drop-in article to highlight local lifestyle change programs and the tools available to encourage people to restart or continue healthy goals for diabetes prevention and management.

This is drop in article copy to be used to promote diabetes awareness to minority groups. It highlights the connection of community to healthy lifestyle and diabetes management.

The goal of Tobacco Where You Live is to empower tobacco control program managers, staff, and partners to understand how commercial tobacco use varies within their communities, overcome challenges, and reduce disparities. Each Tobacco Where You Live brief will cover a topic important to reduce commercial tobacco use in communities with the highest ...

This is drop in article copy to be used to promote diabetes awareness to African American groups. It highlights the connection of community to healthy lifestyle and diabetes management and promotes the idea of using family reunions as an opportunity to promote healthy lifestyle and food choices to reduce or mitigate the impact of diabetes on the co ...

The National Diabetes Prevention Program (National DPP) is designed to reach adults with prediabetes or at high risk for developing type 2 diabetes. Participants learn to make healthy food choices, be more physically active, and find ways to cope with problems and stress.

The strategies presented here are based on the behavioral design standards in the Food Service Guidelines for Federal Facilities. These standards are organized into six categories: Placement and Layout, Product Innovations and Defaults, Pricing and Promotion, Tableware, Information, and Organizational Policy. The category “Tableware” is not include ...

The strategies presented here are based on the behavioral design standards in the Food Service Guidelines for Federal Facilities. These standards are organized into six categories: Placement and Layout, Product Innovations and Defaults, Pricing and Promotion, Tableware, Information, and Organizational Policy.The strategies suggested here are furthe ...

Infographic to help identify diabetes and managing those risk factors through lifestyle changes for Hispanics.

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The goal of Tobacco Where You Live is to empower tobacco control program managers, staff, and partners to understand how commercial tobacco use varies within their communities, overcome challenges, and reduce disparities. Each Tobacco Where You Live brief will cover a topic important to reduce commercial tobacco use in communities with the highest ...

An emergency kit is a collection of items you may need in an emergency. There are things every family needs during an emergency. See CDC’s Family Checklist to help you gather all the materials you need in case of an emergency. Use this preparation checklist in addition to CDC’s Family Checklist to make sure you have all the infant and young child f ...

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Fixed-Dose Combination Antihypertensive Medications Coverage by State Medicaid and Medicaid Managed Care Organizations. Atlanta, GA: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services; 2022.

Expressing breast milk by hand is an important skill for lactating women to learn, especially in case of an emergency. Hand expression can be helpful in emergency situations when you may not have access to a breast pump, electricity for a breast pump, or if you are away from your baby unexpectedly.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention established School Health Profiles (Profiles) in 1996 to monitor school health policies and practices in secondary schools in states and school districts across the United States. Profiles is a system of surveys conducted biennially in even-numbered years and provides data on the following topics: heal ...

This infographic illustrates methods and tools to increase health equity in cardiovascular disease treatment and prevention.

Infographic about how to store and prepare powdered infant formula.

Since 2002, most states have adopted policies (i.e., legislation and/or regulations) to create and strengthen stroke systems of care (SSOCs) that improve access to time-sensitive and effective treatment for stroke victims.1 This study assessed the impact of existing state SSOC laws on a range of stroke outcomes over time. The evaluation included an ...

Stroke systems of care (SSOCs) are designed to improve access to time-sensitive and lifesaving treatment for stroke victims. Since 2002, 38 states and Washington, DC, have adopted policies (i.e., legislation, regulations) to create and strengthen SSOCs.From 2019 to 2021, CDC conducted an impact analysis of 19 SSOC policy interventions and found tha ...