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16905	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	STD Testing: Conversation starters	Share these tips to help people talk to their partners about getting tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).			CLICK HERE
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
16964	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Preguntas para el doctor: Cómo prevenir la osteoporosis	null			CLICK HERE
16972	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Consejos: Cómo nadar sin peligro	null			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
17050	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Make the Most of Your Child’s Visit to the Doctor (Ages 1 to 4)	Kids need to go to the doctor or nurse for a "well-child visit" 7 times between the ages of 1 and 4. Share this resource to helps parents make the most of their child's visit to the doctor.			CLICK HERE
17108	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Los hombres deben tomar las riendas de su salud	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
17110	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Hazte el examen de los ojos	Share this resource to help people learn to prevent problems and mistakes with their medicines.			CLICK HERE
17128	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Vacuna a tu niño contra el VPH	Share this resource to help parents protect their teens from sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) by sharing the facts they need to make healthy decisions.			CLICK HERE
17132	Healthfinder.gov	Html	null	Saca el mayor provecho de las consultas de tu niño con el doctor (entre los 11 y los 14 años)	It's important for children to stay at a healthy weight. Share these tips to help parents teach their children healthy habits.			CLICK HERE