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Clark County's Chronic Disease Prevention Program

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The Chronic Disease Prevention Program works to promote healthy lifestyles and environments by working with local coalitions and other community partners. We develop and support programs to help individuals eat healthier and be more physically active.

While you are on our site, we invite you to sign up for our Nutrition Challenge or Walk Around Nevada programs. If you need information on how to quit smoking or protect yourself from secondhand smoke exposure please visit our Tobacco Control page.

Chronic Disease is a killer and a leading cause of diminished quality of life among residents in Clark County. Chronic diseases are among the most common and costly of all health conditions, such as:

While chronic diseases are among the most common, they are also among the most preventable. Many chronic diseases can be prevented or managed with appropriate treatment, education, and by reducing or eliminating risk factors such as:

 

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