National Public Health Week
April 6-12, 2015 is National Public Health Week. Read more about this year's public health themes and how CDC is working towards the mission of Healthiest Nation 2030.
As the nation's public health agency, CDC works 24/7 to improve the health of the nation. During National Public Health week (NPHW), APHA and CDC continue to work towards the mission of Healthiest Nation 2030.
This year's campaign themes focus on critical public health topics.The following are just a few examples on how CDC is working to Raise the Grade, Start from Zip, Build Momentum, Build Broader Connections, andBuild on 20 Years of Success.
NPHW Themes
Monday, April 6
Raising the Grade - We need a stronger public health system that supports healthy communities and moves us toward preventing illness, disease and injury.1
- Smoking rates continue to decline and education around the dangers of second-hand smoke continues.
- Immunization coverage has increased. Learn the top 10 Reasons adults should get vaccinated.
- More than 29 million Americans have diabetes; 1 in 4 doesn't know. Learn your risk and how to maintain a healthier lifestyle.
Tuesday, April 7
Starting from Zip - The effort to make the U.S. the Healthiest Nation in One Generation starts with ensuring equity across our communities.1
- Working with State, Tribal, Local and Territorial Public health professionals is key to improving health in all communities. Learn what CDC is doing to advance US public health performance, capacity, agility, and resilience.
- Health disparities continue to exist among specific populations. Read more about Health Disparities in Cancer and what CDC is doing to address them.
Wednesday, April 8
Building Momentum - Significant shifts that demonstrate momentum are building a higher commitment to our nation's public health.1
- Health programs within the workplace are a vital piece of a healthy lifestyle. Read more about how you can make the most of your workday.
- CDC is building on Tips from Former Smokers to help eliminate the use of harmful tobacco use. See the ads from CDC's latest Tips campaign.
Thursday, April 9
Building Broader Communities - The public health community must expand its partnerships to collaborate with city planners, education officials, public, private and for-profit organizations – everyone who impacts our health.1
- Community design can significantly impact the health and happiness of residents. Learn what actions you can take in your community.
- Healthcare-associated infections (HAI) are a serious threat to patient safety. Read more about progress towards eliminating HAI's.
Friday, April 10
Building on 20 Years of Success – Let’s celebrate our accomplishments and talk about what it will take to become the Healthiest Nation in One Generation!1
- Motor vehicle deaths continue to decrease but are still a leading cause of injury and death. Read more aboutCDC's recommended measures to reduce these incidents.
- Water fluoridation has been an effective measure to prevent tooth decay for 65 years and is recognized by CDC as one of 10 great public health achievements of the 20th century.
This National Public Health Week, become a partner, get involved, and plan activities in your community. Learn how to Become a Partner.
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