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16932	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Low Sodium Foods: Shopping list	Share these shopping tips to help people keep sodium in mind when they go food shopping.			CLICK HERE
16942	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Testing for Latent Tuberculosis: Questions for the doctor	Tuberculosis, or TB, is a serious disease that most often affects the lungs. People with latent tuberculosis infection, or LTBI, may not know they have TB — so they need to get tested. Share this resource to help people ask their doctors about screening.			CLICK HERE
16957	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Temas para hablar con un ser querido: Dejar de fumar	null			CLICK HERE
17022	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Get Your Pre?teen’s Shots on Schedule	Doctors recommend that pre-teens ages 11 and 12 get important shots (also called vaccinations or immunizations). Share this guide to help parents get their pre-teens the shots they need.			CLICK HERE
17035	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Prevent Mosquito and Tick Bites	Most bug bites are harmless, but some mosquitoes and ticks carry diseases. Share these easy steps to help people prevent mosquito and tick bites.			CLICK HERE
17038	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Take Charge of Your Health Care	When people play an active role in their health care, they can improve the quality of the care they get. Share these tips to help people speak up and ask questions at the doctor's office.			CLICK HERE
17076	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Evita las picaduras de mosquitos y otros insectos	Your source for reliable health information from the Federal government. Offering quick guides to colon cancer, personalized health advice, and tips and tools to help you and those you care about stay healthy.			CLICK HERE
17105	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Saca el mayor provecho de las consultas de tu hijo con el doctor (de los 15 a los 17 años)	Children are at high risk for injuries. Share these simple safety steps to help parents prevent injuries.			CLICK HERE
17107	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Habla con tus hijos sobre el tabaco, el alcohol y las drogas	Knowing the facts about tobacco, alcohol, and drugs can help children make healthy choices. Share this resource to help parents talk to their kids about the dangers.			CLICK HERE
17130	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Toma medidas para prevenir la diabetes tipo 2	null			CLICK HERE