Family Self-Care Handbook
Good Health Starts With You
Who doesn't want good health for themselves and their family? But as everyone knows, keeping a family healthy requires a lot more than regular medical checkups. That's why we wrote this handbook: To give you some pointers and a helping hand! To make it simple, we've presented information in easy to-follow checklists and bullet points, with key health information for everyone in your family, from infants to senior citizens.

To further explore any of the topics covered in the Family Self-Care Handbook, use at least two reliable sources, such as the sources listed at the back of this handbook. While the Internet is an excellent research tool, the health information you find online is not always reliable or current. Favor U.S. government Web sites (those with addresses ending in .gov), national nonprofit organizations (.org), and universities and medical schools (.edu). It is also vitally important to bring any medical problems or questions to your health care professional for evaluation and diagnosis.

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  Growing Fast, Growing Strong: Children, Birth to Age 12
  Changing Bodies, Changing Needs: Teens, Ages 13 to 19
  Woman to Woman: Women, Ages 20 to 45
  Man to Man: Men, Ages 20 to 65
  Pregnancy Primer: Tips for a Healthy Pregnancy
  Wise and Wonderful: The Mature Woman
  Staying Healthy, Staying Strong: Seniors, Age 65 and Beyond

  Family Health: General Health Information

  Resources: For More Information

The information suggested in this publication is not intended as a substitute for medical advice, and does not suggest diagnoses for personal symptoms. Consult your health care professional to evaluate personal medical problems.
© 2005 National Women's Health Resource Center, Inc.
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