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The US Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality has put together checklists designed to give men and women a planning tool for managing their own health. The gender-specific checklists, available in English and Spanish, explain the tests patients need to have done to screen for disorders ranging from high blood pressure to colorectal cancer. The pocket-sized brochures also include a chart for patients to record the results of their tests and help plan follow-up appointments. Tips on how to stay healthy, such as following the proper diet and exercising, are also included. You can download the brochures at the agency's website at http://www.ahrq.gov/ppip/healthymen.htm or http://www.ahrq.gov/ppip/healthywom.htm

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