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Does your community offer healthy cooking classes?

Healthy cooking can be daunting for some people. But it is fun and easy—and the food tastes delicious! Check to see if your community offer…

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1 Apr 10
Reply by Nancy Pappas

What is your favorite healthy snack?

Eating healthy throughout the day can be easy. Fresh fruit, nuts and dried fruit, and green smoothies are great healthy-snack options. What…

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0 Feb 25

Make heart-healthy choices this month and all year long!

Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States; 1 in every 4 deaths is from heart disease and stroke, equal to 2…

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0 Feb 20

Wishing you a healthy Valentine’s Day!

Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. We hope you keep healthy choices in mind as you celebrate the love of family and friends!

Started by CDC

0 Feb 13

Does your community make pedestrian safety a priority?

Are residents hesitant to bike and walk due to safety concerns? Please share how your community has made pedestrian safety a priority!

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0 Feb 12

Wear red!

Many celebrated American Heart Month on February 1st by wearing red! National Wear Red Day reminds us to take action against heart disease.…

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0 Feb 4

Are healthy vending machines an effective way to improve access to healthy food?

Offering healthier food and beverage items in vending machines is one way to improve access to healthy food in schools and workplaces. Have…

Started by CDC

0 Jan 31

There are many benefits to employee wellness programs!

The benefits of employee wellness programs are clear: reduced healthcare costs, increased productivity, and healthier employees. How is you…

Started by CDC

0 Jan 30

How do you eat healthy on the go?

This week the CDC launched a new infographic, Go Light When You Grab a Bite, which addresses how we can fit healthy eating into our busy sc…

Started by CDC

0 Jan 23

How does your community address health disparities?

Communities across the country are coming together to fight obesity and make health easier where residents live, work, and play. Is health…

Started by CDC

0 Jan 16

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