Healthy Living
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The American Cancer Society offers great advice on
staying healthy, being active, eating nutritiously,
and how to quit smoking.
Visit their website to learn more about:
The Great American Health Challenge
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Diabetes
The American Diabetes Association is the nation’s
leading nonprofit health organization providing
diabetes research, information and advocacy.
Founded in 1940, the American Diabetes Association
conducts programs in all 50 states and the District
of Columbia, reaching hundreds of communities.
The mission of the Association is to prevent and
cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people
affected by diabetes. Visit their website:
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Heart Health
The American Heart Association is a national voluntary
health agency whose mission is to reduce disability
and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke. Visit their website:
The key to a healthy heart is to balance the right
amount and the right kind of fats in your diet.
Here’s what the American Heart Association
has to say about
Fats in Your Diet.
Meet the Bad Fats Brothers by clicking on them:
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Smoking Cessation
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
website contains a wealth of information about smoking
and tips on how to quit smoking and how to prevent
children and teens from starting. Visit their website:
For additional information or referrals
Contact Tabacco Free Butler County Coalition at 724-283-9955.
To provide smoking cessation services in the workplace, employers should
Contact Community Health Challenge at 724-283-9955.
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Butler County Offers Classes to help teach you to Stop Smoking
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Program:
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Multiple Programs Available
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Organization:
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Community Health Challenge of SW PA
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Address:
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106 North McKean Street, Butler PA 16001
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Contact:
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Sherry Chestnutt
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Phone #:
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724-283-9955
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Program:
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Smokeless Saturday
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Organization:
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American Respiratory Alliance of W PA
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Address:
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201 Smith Drive, Suite E, Cranberry Twp PA 16066
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Contact:
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Maryann Valasek
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Phone #:
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724-772-1750
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Hotline:
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1-800-QUIT NOW
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Organization:
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American Cancer Society Volunteers
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