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16910	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Prostate Cancer Screening: Questions for the doctor	Even though prostate cancer is common, screening for it isn't recommended. Share this information to help people start a conversation with their doctors about prostate cancer.			CLICK HERE
16912	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Colorectal Cancer Screening: Conversation starters	People age 50 to 75 need to get tested for colorectal cancer, but they may need encouragement. Share these tips to help people start the conversation with their loved ones.			CLICK HERE
17003	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Watch Your Weight	To stay at a healthy weight, people need to balance the calories they eat with the calories they burn. Share this guide to help people watch their weight.			CLICK HERE
17017	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Talk to Your Doctor about Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm	If abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) isn't found and treated early, it can be deadly. Share this resource to encourage men age 65 to 75 who have ever smoked to talk with their doctors about AAA.			CLICK HERE
17021	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Get Your Child’s Shots on Schedule	Shots (also called vaccinations or immunizations) help protect children from serious diseases. Share this resource to help parents get their children all the shots recommended by age 2.			CLICK HERE
17026	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Take Care of Your Child’s Teeth	A child's first teeth (or baby teeth) are important. Share this resource to help parents take care of their children's teeth and prevent tooth decay (cavities).			CLICK HERE
17028	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Get Your Child’s Vision Checked	It's important for children to have their vision checked at least once by age 6, even if there aren't any signs of eye problems. Share this resource to help parents get their children's vision checked.			CLICK HERE
17129	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Habla con tu hijo adolescente sobre cómo prevenir las enfermedades de transmisión sexual	All pre-teens need to get the HPV vaccine. These shots protect people from serious diseases, like cancer. Share this resource to encourage parents to vaccinate their pre-teens.			CLICK HERE
17147	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	May is Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month - healthfinder.gov	May is Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month. Skin cancer can almost always be cured when it’s found and treated early. Spread the word about strategies for preventing skin cancer.			CLICK HERE
17154	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	November is American Diabetes Month - healthfinder.gov	November is American Diabetes Month. Raise awareness about diabetes risk factors and encourage people to make healthy changes.			CLICK HERE