CDC Health Promotion List of CDC programs and campaigns that address a wide variety of health promotion topics. These programs are intended to reduce the health and economic consequences of the leading causes of death and disability and improve the quality of life for all people.

Federal Occupational Health (FOH) This service unit within the Department of Health & Human Services’ Program Support Center, provides occupational health resources and services to its federal partners to improve the health, safety, and productivity of the federal workforce.

Healthier Feds Information about the Office of Personnel Management’s HealthierFeds initiative that addresses the four keys for a healthier America, as identified by the President’s Healthier US Initiative: Be physically active every day, eat a nutritious diet, get preventive screenings, and make healthy choices.

Body Weight - Body Mass Index (BMI) CDC information about what BMI is, how to calculate it, and what the results mean.

High Blood Pressure Categories for blood pressure levels and the risks of high blood pressure.

High Blood Cholesterol: What you need to know National Cholesterol Education Program brochure that explains what cholesterol is, categories for high cholesterol, risks of high cholesterol, and how to reduce it.

Risk Assessment Tool for Assessing Your 10-Year Risk of Having a Heart Attack. A basic questionnaire that uses blood pressure, cholesterol, and smoking behavior to assess your risk of having a heart attack in the next 10 years.