Health Matters at Work

Health Matters at Work® is a value-added program of Community Health Charities, uniting the nation's most trusted health charities with the workplace to improve the lives of people affected by a chronic disease or disability. From prevention and disease management, to resources available to you in your local community, the Health Matters at Work® website is a health portal that connects employees and employers with the valuable information of our member charities.

Topic: Conquering Cancer Begins with You. NEW Video Podcast!
Featuring Cancer Research Institute

Conquering Cancer Begins with You. The power to prevent, control and overcome cancer lives within your own immune defense system. Cancer vaccines, antibody treatments, and other “immunotherapies”have the potential to be more targeted, more effective, and less toxic than today's approaches to fighting this disease. Since 1953, the Cancer Research Institute (CRI) has dedicated itself to fostering the sciences of immunology and cancer immunology. These innovative medical research fields are producing many of today’s most promising new approaches to cancer diagnosis and therapy. Community Health Charities, through is program Health Matters at Work®, has partnered with the Cancer Research Institute to highlight the various types of cancer research being conducted today and its potential impact. Click here to watch new video podcast release in the series.

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Weight bias in employment settings has been identified in the following areas: hiring preferences, promotions, wage inequities, and employment termination. Read more.	Take a minute to check your risk for the most common health conditions. Click here.

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