Features from this week: Tetanus, Diabetes, International Travel, Zika and more

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Title: Features from this week: Tetanus, Diabetes, International Travel, Zika and more

Hot topics and Features from CDC this week.

CDC In Review

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Saving Lives. Protecting People. ^TM

June 30, 2017

Hot Topics from CDC this week:

DOTW: Tetanus

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What's Your Zika IQ?

Features This Week:

Prevent Diabetes in Kids

There's a growing type 2 diabetes problem in our young people. But parents can help turn the tide with healthy changes that are good for the whole family.

2018 Yellow Book

Want the latest travel health recommendations? Use the new CDC Yellow Book 2018 for your pre-travel health questions.

Oysters and Vibriosis

Raw oysters can ruin your summer. That's because you can get very sick from eating raw oysters. Learn about vibriosis, a disease linked to raw oysters - and how to protect your health when it comes to oysters and certain other shellfish.

Vaccinate Against Tetanus

Make sure your family is up to date with their tetanus vaccine so they have protection against this serious infection. Spores of tetanus bacteria are everywhere in the environment.

Healthy Homes Month

You and your family deserve a safe and healthy home, free from all environment hazards. One way you can ensure the health and safety of those in your household is to not smoke tobacco products or allow others to smoke these products inside your home.

Hand, Foot & Mouth Disease

Hand, foot, and mouth disease is common in infants and young children. It usually causes fever, painful sores in the mouth, and a rash on the hands and feet. Most infected people recover in a week or two. Wash your hands often and practice good hygiene to reduce your risk of infection.

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