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Prevention and awareness are key essentials in maintaining our physical bodies. Many resources may be found here including: statistics, demographics, and basic health regulations to assist you in a lifelong journey of whole health focusing on the first component of wholeness, the body. The health and faith resources found on this site combined can bring balance between our body, soul (mind, will and emotions) and spirit. Learn more about the continuum of care in whole health while increasing your faith, utilizing wisdom, and bringing wholeness to your overall being, body, soul and spirit.
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Wondering how you can be more health conscious and are unsure where to start? You can check the National Health Observances calendar and see how you and your congregation celebrate health and honor those you love by making them aware of resources and agencies that provide support and materials to help you succeed!
Focus on health observances throughout the year.
Timely Topics:
Here's how to fight the "flu"...
Use this guide to discover the most common causes of the most common symptoms for your illnesses...
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Source: National Center for Health Statistics - Deaths: Preliminary Data for 2004, tables 7
- Heart disease
- Cancer
- Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases)
- Chronic lower respiratory diseases
- Accidents (unintentional injuries)
- Diabetes
- Alzheimer's disease
- Influenza/Pneumonia
- Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis
- Septicemia
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Source: Congregational Health, How to Make Your Congregation a Health-Aware Community, Mauk, Russell, and Birge.
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The following health resources are dedicated links to our federal agency resources, and those federal agencies devoted to general health care, and several special initiatives within them. Find your state health department. Below, you will also find general agencies focusing on specific/topical health areas.
Federal Agency:
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) including links to additional resources such as: disasters and emergencies, disease and conditions, drug and food, families and children, grands and funding, policies and regulations, reference collections, safety and wellness and specific populations.
Office of Public Health & Science: The Office of Public Health and Science (OPHS) is comprised of 12 core public health offices and the Commissioned Corps, a uniformed service of more than 6,000 health professionals who serve at HHS and other federal agencies.
Other Key Government Agencies with Direct Health Responsibilities:
Federal Agencies dedicated to General Health:
Federal Agencies dedicated to General Health - Special Initiatives
State Agencies - click this link to view the U.S. Health Departments
National Health Organizations
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Faith, hope, and love coupled with wisdom assists the believer in achieving health harmony in the soul (mind, will, and emotions) and spirit. Strengthen your inner man's soul and spirit by the associated articles, resources, and inspiration in our faith section. May the Lord prosper you with whole health. Learn more about the continuum of care in whole health while increasing your faith, utilizing wisdom, and bringing wholeness to your overall being, body, soul and spirit.
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We welcome collaboration with any professional health care agencies, as well as, church leaders. Also, if you are interested in linking, contributing or assisting Congregational Health ReSource with content, please contact us.
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