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If you are age 50+, getting tested can help protect you from colorectal #cancer. How often should you get screened? 1.usa.gov/10Bx6Di
Did you know? HPV is the most common STD and is a major cause of cervical #cancer: 1.usa.gov/16CFLh9
Colorectal #cancer is the 2nd leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S. Use this tool to learn your personal risk: bit.ly/92RkBJ
About 1 in 8 U.S. women will get breast #cancer sometime during her life. How often should you get a mammogram? 1.usa.gov/10vfqwZ
If you are at high risk for breast #cancer, talk to your doctor about 2 FDA-approved drugs that may lower your risk: 1.usa.gov/16mPj05
Lung #cancer is one of many diseases caused by smoking. What other diseases can smoking cause? 1.usa.gov/13q5Mth
Protecting your skin from the sun today may help prevent skin #cancer later in life. 3 ways to protect your skin: 1.usa.gov/10vePLZ
Did you know? The health reform law covers genetic testing for breast and ovarian #cancer for women at high risk: 1.usa.gov/10jod3a
This week, we'll share information about screening for and preventing cancer. Reply and share your ideas using the hashtag #cancer.
Next week, we will share health tips and resources about #cancer screening and prevention.
Have diabetes?Get an eye exam at least once a year.Catching diabetic eye disease early can help prevent #vision loss: 1.usa.gov/13myles
#Hearing problems can be frustrating and serious. If you are age 65+, schedule a hearing test: 1.usa.gov/WYJRpZ
Newborn screening for #hearing loss can prevent future problems with speech and language: 1.usa.gov/YKwbGe
Help kids learn the importance of eye safety with this interactive game: 1.usa.gov/12j1J4k #vision
Did you know? Blurred #vision can be a sign of diabetes. Other signs to look for: 1.usa.gov/W8BIF6
Your #vision changes as you age. If you are age 65+, have your eyes checked every 1 to 2 years: 1.usa.gov/UoKtJz
A7. Download our #physicalactivity toolkit to spread the word about the benefits of getting active: 1.usa.gov/15KmtGT #MoveInMay
A4. If you have a health condition, talk to your doctor abt what types of activity are best for you. 1.usa.gov/10wKUii #MoveInMay
A2. Already active? Get even more health benefits: Work your way up to 5 hours of activity each week: 1.usa.gov/17BqXgi #MoveInMay
Children learn to talk by listening, watching and responding to people around them. Learn more: 1.usa.gov/16meZcI #hearing
Angelina Jolie reveals that she had a double mastectomy. Questions about the BRCA1 gene & genetic risk? Info: 1.usa.gov/14eNpLv
Finding and treating eye problems early can save a child’s sight. Protect your child’s #vision: 1.usa.gov/ZTUpMT
How loud is too loud? Use this interactive “sound ruler” from @NIDCD to find out: 1.usa.gov/10zBpEN #hearing
This week, we'll share information about hearing and vision. Reply and share your ideas using the hashtags #hearing and #vision.
Next week, we will share health tips and resources to help you protect your #hearing and #vision.
#Getactive and take a walk with mom this Mother’s Day. Show her you care about her health with this e-card: 1.usa.gov/13ROgjN
Many people struggle to make time for fitness. How can you help a loved one #getactive? 1.usa.gov/104FvVd
Remember! Eating right and getting more physical activity go hand in hand. 5 easy ways to eat healthier: 1.usa.gov/18zwJh3 #getactive
Already active? Get even more health benefits. Work your way up to 5 hours of activity every week: 1.usa.gov/17BqXgi #getactive
If you need to lose weight, do it slowly over time. Set realistic goals to eat healthy and #getactive: 1.usa.gov/RKHkT5
It’s important for people of all ages to #getactive. Try these tips to stay active as you age: 1.usa.gov/1006LCB
Need help losing weight? Talk to your doctor about a weight loss plan that’s right for you: 1.usa.gov/10076VL #getactive
Looking for ways to #getactive outside? Check out these ideas from @letsmove and find parks and trails near you: 1.usa.gov/18hO5BR
This week, we'll share resources about physical fitness and activity. Reply and share your ideas using the hashtag #getactive.
Next week, we will share health tips and resources to help you #getactive.
You are not alone. If you feel sad or depressed, get support: 1.usa.gov/ZpWsrP #mentalhealth
Caregiving can be stressful. Take time to care for your own #mentalhealth by trying these tips: 1.usa.gov/ZSjR1q
5 #mentalhealth effects of an unhealthy relationship: 1.usa.gov/120JNIP
Think you or someone you know may be depressed? It is a real medical condition and it can be treated: 1.usa.gov/ZSkgRy #mentalhealth
Having trouble falling asleep? 5 steps to a better bedtime routine: 1.usa.gov/10Gq3Qz #mentalhealth
The myfamily App wins healthfinder.gov's Mobile App Challenge! Download the app to manage your family’s health 1.usa.gov/10AGKJs
Why is sleep is important for a healthy mind and body? Find out: 1.usa.gov/TnBJSa #mentalhealth
A healthy diet can protect your #mentalhealth. Eating healthy can give you energy and lower your stress: 1.usa.gov/15ReVyD
Depression affects millions of adults each year. 6 commons signs of depression: 1.usa.gov/VHPM1e #mentalhealth
Ongoing stress can affect your physical and #mentalhealth. 9 ways to prevent or manage your stress: 1.usa.gov/11qrEVL
This week, we'll share resources about #mentalhealth. Reply and share your ideas using the hashtag #mentalhealth.