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Stroke Awareness

prevention  research  policy  science  public health  information  diabetes  environment  CDC  cessation  stroke  genomics  genetics  heart disease  secondhand smoke  high blood pressure  Risk Factors  Centers for Disease Control  family history  family health history 

The mission of the CDC's Office of Public Health Genomics is to integrate advances in human genetics into public health research, policy, and programs

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NHGRI

A Brief Guide to Genomics

prevention  research  policy  guide  genomics  secondhand smoke  nhgri  Quitting Resources  Guidance, Regulations and Compliance  Prevent Smoking and Tobacco Use 

An organism's complete set of DNA is called its genome. Virtually every single cell in the body contains a complete copy of the approximately 3 billion DNA base pairs, or letters, that make up the human genome.

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CDC

Celebrate National DNA Day on April 25th! | CDC Features

education  prevention  students  april  day  national  celebrate  cessation  public  DNA  genomics  genetics  secondhand smoke  CDC Features  teachers  National DNA Day  high school  Human Genome Project  double helix  Smoking Use and Tobacco Facts 

National DNA Day is the perfect time to share what you know about DNA and learn more. Visit the National DNA Day website to find resources for teachers, students, and anyone else who wants to improve their understanding of DNA, genetics, and genomics. The website also has information for experts in genetics and genomics who are interested in outreach to schools and other places in their community. Read more about how you can participate in National DNA Day.

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CDC

Does Breast or Ovarian Cancer Run in Your Family? | CDC Features

cancer  prevention  research  policy  women  CDC  cessation  hereditary  breast  ovarian  genomics  genetics  secondhand smoke  breast cancer  ovarian cancer  CDC Features  Centers for Disease Control and Prevention  family history  family health history  genetic counseling 

If you have close relatives with breast or ovarian cancer, you may be at higher risk for developing these diseases. Does your family health history put you at higher risk? Would you benefit from cancer genetic counseling and testing?

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