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Content | Introduction | Topics
| Activities | Acknowledgments Content
This Web site is based on
Take Your
Children to Work Day, a booklet that NCEH created for its
employees' children to describe the important work their parents do to
promote health and quality of life. |
A note to parents and teachers: The NCEH Kids' Page has been created especially for children. We hope that you will use it to initiate dialogue about environmental health issues with your children/students. All of the topics discussed here are also covered in more depth on NCEH's general Web site, which can be found at www.cdc.gov/nceh. |
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CDC Home | Search | Health Topics A-Z This page last reviewed January 14, 2000 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
If you are interested in obtaining information about folic acid, childhood
lead poisoning, cruise ship sanitation updates, or cholesterol measurements
or if you are interested in obtaining a list of NCEH publications, call the
NCEH Health Line at 1-888-232-6789.
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