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Family Health History Toolkit

Use the Family Health History Toolkit to help you talk about your family health history, write down what you learn, and then share it with your doctor and family members.

Family Health History Tool Kit Family Health History Toolkit PDF (Includes all fact sheets listed below.)


Spanish Family Health History Tool KitSpanish Family Health History Toolkit


Senior-friendly Family Health History Tool KitSenior-friendly Toolkit pdf (Adapted for use by older adults. Includes all fact sheets listed below.)


Family Health Tree Tool KitHealth Family Tree tool pdf (Make copies of this box for each member of your family to keep a record of their health history.)


Poster (11x17 inch pdf) - includes information on how to order a Family Health History Toolkit


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Family Health History Fact Sheets

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U.S. Surgeon General's Family Health History Initiative

By knowing your family health history, you can save your life! A tool to help collect your family health history, called "My Family Health Portrait", is available at the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services website.

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Family Health History - Family Reunion Packets

These materials have been designed especially for you - the Family Reunion Organizer! Use these materials at your next family reunion to help your family members learn why family health history is important and how to collect one. It just may save a loved one's life!

Download the entire Family Reunion Packet or individual sections below.

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Other Family Health History Resources

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Using Family Health History to Improve Your Health curriculum

This curriculum was developed by the Genetic Science Learning Center. It meets state and national high school biology and health education standards. By completing this module students will understand that the risk for developing common chronic diseases has both a hereditary and environmental component, and understand what it means to be “at risk” for developing these diseases.

Activities include:

Introduction to Heredity curriculum

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Family Health History: Source

The family health history tools and resources were provided by the Utah Department of Health. We greatly appreciate them providing these excellent tools.

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