Features from this week: Foodborne Diseases, Rabies, Flu and more

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Title: Features from this week: Foodborne Diseases, Rabies, Flu and more
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September 29, 2017

Hot Topics from CDC this week:

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DOTW: Foodborne

 

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Get Ahead of Sepsis

Don't stop as temps drop!

Features This Week:

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Men's HIV/AIDS Awareness

Learn how HIV affects gay and bisexual men and what they can do to stay healthy.

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World Rabies Day

September 28 is World Rabies Day. Established in 2007, it aims to raise awareness about rabies and help the world come together to fight this dreadful but neglected disease. Each year on this day, we are reminded that the fight is not yet over.

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Flu Season is Coming

With fall approaching, it is a sure bet that cold and flu season will soon follow bringing the risk of flu illness. Some people will only be mildly sick or miserable for a few days, but for some, flu can be very serious and may even result in hospitalization or death.

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The Burden of Rabies

Learn how to help prevent rabies, a deadly virus that threatens the health of people and animals.

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Playgrounds and Obesity

If You Build It, Will They Come? The University of Illinois Prevention Research Center examines reducing childhood obesity through community involvement and playground renovations.

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