Chronic Disease

Diabetes in Vermont In Vermont, diabetes is a serious health condition that affects over 40,000 adults, and is one of the leading causes of death resulting from a chronic disease. People who have diabetes, and those who are at risk...

Learn more about the different types of diabetes, including prediabetes, and the current data and figures on diabetes in Vermont.

Early detection of cancer in people without symptoms (also called screening) can help to find and treat cancer early, leading to better outcomes. Promoting nationally recognized screening tests is a priority for the Vermont Department of Health. All Vermont adults...

COPD is a lung disease that gets worse over time, so it's critical to prevent getting COPD and to keep it from progressing once diagnosed. People with Early Signs and Risk Factors for COPD, including those in a high risk...

Find free workshops, help paying for medicines, tips and fact sheets, mobile apps and information for health care professionals.

The health of your brain and your body are closely linked. As a result, practicing healthy habits and actively managing your chronic conditions can go a long way in terms of protecting your brain.

The Health Department uses cardiovascular disease data and other plans and reports to assess trends across the state and to inform program and policy planning. For a complete look at cardiovascular disease in Vermont, including prevalence, geographic distribution, hospitalization trends...

Being at a healthy weight can help lower your chances of developing chronic diseases like high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes and some cancers.

Here is information about heart disease, risk factors, blood pressure, prevention, monitoring and treatment, plus tools and resources for individuals and families.

Physical Activity and Nutrition in Vermont Compared to the U.S., Vermont adults eat more fruits and vegetables and get more leisure time exercise. Increasing physical activity and access to healthy diet choices are important in reducing the impact of chronic...