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Find Out More Many of our partners, including the American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have each created in-depth sites that will provide you with more detailed information. You will find more specific heart disease information
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American
Diabetes Association Focuses on preventing and curing diabetes and improving the lives of all people affected by diabetes. |
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Association
of Black Cardiologists (ABC) Founded in 1974, the ABC is a not-for-profit 501(c)3 volunteer organization of more than 800 African-American cardiologists and medical professionals. |
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Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention |
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CDC's
Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System: Risk factor data about
adults that you can query by state, year, topic, and demographics. |
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CDC's
Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System: Risk factor data about
school-aged children. |
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CDC's
WONDER: Many national databases, including the national compressed
mortality files, that you can query. |
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Health
Resources and Services Administration |
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Office
of Minority Health Resource Center |
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United
States Department of Health and Human Services |
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National
Center for Health Statistics: All kinds of health data for the U.S.,
including information on cardiovascular diseases. |
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National
Heart Lung & Blood Institute: National publications and data
on heart disease, obesity, hypertension, and cholesterol. |
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The North
Carolina Center for Health Statistics: Provides a comprehensive
collection of North Carolina specific health statistics, including links
to specific health statistics for your county. |
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Women
and Heart Disease |
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Womenheart:
The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease |
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