Features from this Week: Cervical Cancer, Stalking, Healthy Pregnancy and more

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Learn cervical cancer prevention tips, how to prevent stalking, and more.

Week in Review

Cervical Cancer Awareness

The most important thing you can do to lower your risk for cervical cancer is to get screened regularly starting at age 21.

Prevention Tips

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Stalking: Know it. Name it. Stop it. 

Stalking occurs when someone repeatedly harasses or threatens someone else, causing fear or safety concerns. Most often, stalking occurs by someone the victim knows or with whom they had an intimate relationship. Help prevent stalking by knowing the warning signs and how to get help.

More Facts About Stalking > 

Healthy Pregnancy Learn what you can do before and during pregnancy to improve your chances of having a healthy baby. More Healthy Pregnancy Tips >

HPV Diseases and Cancers

HPV infections can lead to certain to certain types of cancer in men and women. Whether you have a son or daughter, talk to your child’s doctor about the HPV vaccine to prevent these cancers.

Find out more about HPV > 

100 Years of Respirators An estimated 5 million U.S. workers are required to wear respirators for their jobs. Respirators are a critical piece of personal protective equipment that protect the lungs of workers including miners, healthcare professionals, and first responders. Read about the history of respiratory protection >

Disease of the Week Respiratory Syncytial Virus	Image of the Week Influenza (flu) Virus

Novel Coronavirus 2019

CDC Monitors Outbreak CDC is closely monitoring an outbreak caused by a novel (new) coronavirus in Wuhan City, China. Learn more on this outbreak >