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The Community Guide—A National Health Success Story

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Shiriki Kumanyika Receives 2019 Elizabeth Fries Health Education Award

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Healthy Homes, Healthy People on the Navajo Nation

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Healthy Homes, Healthy People on the Navajo Nation
United States of America
To reduce the incidence of the rodent-borne disease hantavirus among residents of the Navajo Nation by preventing exposure to the virus through empowering residents to repair and reinforce their homes against rodents, notably deer mice, the vector species for hantavirus.
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Patient Safety Awareness: Hand Hygiene

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The Hilleman Endowed Lectureship Focuses on the 1918 Influenza Pandemic

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Users Can Explore Neighborhood Health Data

Users of a new, interactive web application can view and explore city-and neighborhood-level health data for America’s 500 largest cities. The application is part of the 500 Cities Project, a partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the CDC Foundation and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. The project is made possible through a grant to the CDC Foundation from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Cardiff Model Will Help Guide Strategies to Prevent Violence in Southern DeKalb County

The Cardiff Violence Prevention Model provides a way for communities to gain more complete information as to where violence occurs and how to prevent it by forming partnerships between hospitals and law enforcement and others interested in violence prevention. Grady Memorial Hospital and DeKalb County Police Department have created a local Cardiff Model partnership through a CDC Foundation grant funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

Local Data for Better Health

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500 Cities Project: Local Data for Better Health

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