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Take Care of Your Heart this Valentine's Day | CDC Features

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Learn how the CDC is working with communities across the country to help raise awareness of heart health, particularly among higher-risk populations.

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Notes from the Field: Wildlife Rabies on an Island Free fromCanine Rabies for 52 Years - Taiwan, 2013

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Hsiu Wu, MD1,2, Su-San Chang, PhD3, Hsiang-Jung Tsai, DVM, PhD4, Ryan M. Wallace, DVM1, Sergio E. Recuenco, MD, DrPH5, Jeffrey B.

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Do You Know about Blood Clots and Travel? | CDC Features

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Blood clots can be a serious risk for anyone traveling more than four hours. Learn how to prevent dangerous blood clots.

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Announcement: Brain Injury Awareness Month - March2014

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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Through scientific research, programs, and education, CDC works to prevent traumatic brain injury (TBI) from all causes and ensure that persons with a TBI receive optimal care. Whether occurring from a fall in the home or on a playground, in sports, in a car crash, or by being struck by an object or another person, a TBI from any cause can disrupt the normal functions of the brain and can range in severity from a mild concussion to a severe, life-threatening injury.

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