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Child Passenger Safety ~ Make sure the ones you love are safe and secure—all the time, on every trip.
Focus on Preventing Falls ~ We all want to protect our family members as they age and help them stay safe, secure, and independent. Knowing how to protect older adults from falls, a leading cause of injury, is a step toward this goal.
Get Your Flu Vaccine: Stay Healthy This Flu Season! ~ Getting a flu vaccine is the single best way to protect against the flu. Flu vaccines are available now and you can get your vaccine at many places including your local health department, vaccination clinics, doctors' offices, etc.
Prostate Cancer ~ Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men. Ask your doctor about the potential benefits and harms of prostate cancer screening tests.
September 26th is World Heart Day ~ " Workplace Wellness: Take Responsibility for Your Own Heart Health," builds on last year’s healthy workplace theme. There are simple ways to foster and promote healthy lifestyles in general and around the workplace.
World Rabies Day: Learn How to Prevent and Control Rabies ~ World Rabies Day is September 28. On this day, begin to take the steps to keep yourself and your family free from rabies. Look for events in your area that provide an opportunity to celebrate World Rabies Day and get the facts on rabies prevention and control.
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