Saving Money Through Prevention
You are the public in “public health.” CDC can do the research, provide tools and information, and make the recommendations for sensible policies that help Americans make the smart choice the easy choice. But a healthy lifestyle is built from the hundreds of daily choices that we each, as individuals, make every day. And no one lives in a vacuum – our choices affect our families, our friends and our communities. So today and every day, you can choose to:
- Eat healthy foods and drink enough water
- Stay active
- Wash your hands
- Get vaccinated against common, preventable diseases
- Create an emergency readiness kit and plan
- Work with your neighbors to help create healthy communities and safe schools
- Avoid foodborne illness and outbreaks
- Connect with CDC on social media
- Learn how CDC is investing in your state
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CDC’s Tobacco Lab Aids FDA Regulations
Even though smoking is the leading preventable cause of lung cancer, prior to the passage of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, tobacco products in the United States were not regulated to reduce their impact on public health.
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