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A person’s health isn’t just related to their behaviors. Factors like socioeconomic status, environment, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality are also social determinants of health that can affect a person’s cancer risk and overall health. Our health equity research and toolkits can help you stay up-to-date on the latest insights and to tailor your communications and intervention strategies to diverse audiences.
This Surgeon General’s report—the 35th on tobacco—summarizes current progress toward meeting the challenge of eliminating tobacco-related health
This infographic details modifiable risk factors for breast cancer. View the Resource
Healthy People 2030 includes 23 Leading Health Indicators (LHIs), high-priority objectives that address major public health issues — from obesity to
CDC developed this fact sheet, in Spanish, to address tobacco-related health disparities. View the Resource
This guide, in Spanish, from the U.S. Surgeon General, is designed to help eliminate tobacco-related illness and death by addressing disparities. View the
For National Hispanic/Latino Family Cancer Awareness Week 2024, Nuestras Voces Adelante (Our Voices Moving Forward Network) developed this guide, in Spanish,
The Center for Implementation developed these guiding questions to help users reflect on equity in different ways throughout each implementation action or
This is a guide from CDC for public health programs looking to develop tailored messages to increase colorectal cancer screening among American Indian and
The Health Equity Guide, from Health Impact Partners, is a comprehensive resource for public health departments and practitioners to plan and implement health
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