National Prevention Strategy

The National Prevention Strategy is a comprehensive plan developed by the U.S. government aimed at improving the health and well-being of Americans. Launched in 2011, it focuses on preventing diseases and promoting healthy lifestyles through strategies that include encouraging physical activity, healthier eating, and reducing tobacco use. The strategy emphasizes collaboration among various sectors—like health care, education, and community organizations—to create supportive environments for health. Its goal is to reduce health disparities and enhance the overall quality of life, ultimately leading to a healthier nation.