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Photo: Adult woman hugging older parents2013 Vaccine Recommendations
What They Mean for You
(Published: February 19, 2013)

Photo: CDC DetectivesCDC Detectives
CDC Detectives Respond to Disease Outbreaks
(Published: February 19, 2013)

Photo: Alex and sisterHeart Defects
Screening for Heart Defects: A Mother's Story
(Published: February 11, 2013)

Photo: Grandfather and grandsonHeart Disease
Genomics and Heart Disease
(Published: February 19, 2013)

Photo: Women eating saladsNorovirus
Norovirus: A Nasty Stomach Bug
(Published: January 28, 2013)

Photo: Mother and father with young babyPrevent Rotavirus
Protect Your Child from Rotavirus Disease
(Published: February 18, 2013)

Photo: iPadd AppSolve the Outbreak
Fun New iPad App
(Published: February 19, 2013)

Photo: Man holding infantWhooping Cough
Protect You and Your Child
(Published: February 11, 2013)

Photo:Winter Weather
Stay Safe and Healthy in Winter
(Published: December 28, 2012)

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Image: Healthy diets
Healthy diets

Top Five CDC Features

January 2013
  1. Prevent the Spread of Norovirus
  2. High Flu Activity Continues Nationwide
  3. Pertussis (Whooping Cough)– What You Need to Know
  4. Surveillance for Norovirus Outbreaks
  5. Pink Eye: Usually Mild and Easy to Treat

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