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Are You Up to Date on Your Preventive Care? CDC, July 2023
Talking About Your Family History of Cancer CDC, July 2023
CKD Risk Factors CDC, June 2023
Women’s Unseen Battle: Shining a Light on Lupus CDC, June 2023
Breast Cancer Awareness Month 2022 Digital Media Toolkit CDC, October 5, 2022
Lipoprotein (a) CDC, June 29, 2022
Coronary Heart Disease, Family History and Public Health: From Familial Hypercholesterolemia to Elevated Lipoprotein A CDC Public Health Genomics Webinar, October 24, 2022
Chronic Kidney Disease Basics CDC, March 2022
Advances in Breast Cancer-Screening and Treatment Get Personal NIH News in Health, February 2022
Precision Prevention: Predicting and Intercepting Your Cancer NCI, 2021
Stay Informed of Your Family Health History CDC Public Health Matters Blog, November 22, 2021
An Expanding List of Tier 1 Genomic Applications: Evidence-based Guidelines for Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy and Public Health MA Burke et al, CDC Blog, October 6,2021
What Causes Type 2 Diabetes CDC,July 2021
Breast Cancer Among Men T Ellington, CDC Blog, October 2020
High Blood Pressure During Pregnancy CDC, May 2020
Should polygenic risk scores be used in risk-stratified colorectal cancer screening? WD Dotson et al, CDC Blog Post, February 24, 2020
Learn Your Family History of Breast and Ovarian Cancer CDC, 2019
Men, It’s Time for Real Talk about Prostate Health DM Parker, CDC Blog, August 2019
Recovering From a Stroke Can Be a Long Road, But Don’t Give Up CDC Information, 2019
Emily and Caroline’s Story CDC Bring Your Brave, 2019
Minorities and Women Are at Greater Risk for Alzheimer's Disease CDC, June 2019
Cancer and Women: Learn your family history of cancer and what you can do to lower your cancer risk CDC Cancer, May 2019
Know Your Body. Know Your Family History. Sun Hee Rim et al, CDC Blog, August 2018
Family History and Cancer CDC Division of Cancer Control and Prevention, 2018
People who have a family history of thyroid disease are more likely to have hyperthyroidism. NIDDK, 2018
Genetics and Family History Can Increase Risk for Stroke
Crowdsourcing 600 Years of Human History NIH Director Blog, Mar 13, 2018
Are you at risk for clots? A family history of blood clots can increase a person?s risk.
Alzheimer's Disease Fact Sheet Risk factors for Alzheimer's disease include genetics and family history
Colorectal Cancer Family History CDC YouTube Video