National Prevention Strategy - HHS.gov
excessive alcohol use, and other drug abuse, using seat belts, and receiving preventive services and vaccinations are just a few of the ways people can stay healthy. Health is more than merely the absence of disease; it is physical, mental, and social well-being. 2 Investments in prevention complement and support treatment and care.
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