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hypertension, pregnancy-inducedCommunity

A new commentary in The Lancet highlights that treating half of the individuals with uncontrolled hypertension could prevent 10 million heart attacks and strokes globally over the next decade. This initiative emphasizes the critical need for improved hypertension management.

In just 10 years, 10 million heart attacks and strokes could be averted worldwide by treating just half the people with uncontrolled hypertension, commonly known as high blood pressure, suggests CDC Director Tom Frieden, M.D., M.P.H., and colleagues in a Lancet commentary published today.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Global hypertension treatment will save millions of lives - Press Release”

Clostridium difficile colitisCommunity

The CDC held a telebriefing discussing a study on Clostridium difficile infection. The details of the study were shared, but no significant new findings or policy changes were announced.

Transcript for CDC Telebriefing: Study on Clostridium difficile infection

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Transcript for CDC Telebriefing: Study on Clostridium difficile infection - Transcript”

pneumonia anaerobic pneumoniaCommunity

A new CDC study reveals that children under 5 years old represent 70% of pneumonia hospitalizations in the U.S. This highlights the significant burden of pneumonia on young children and underscores the need for targeted interventions.

Children younger than 5 years of age accounted for 70 percent of pneumonia hospitalizations among children, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported in a study published today.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “New CDC study highlights burden of pneumonia hospitalizations on U.S. children - Press Release”

Clostridium difficile colitisCommunity

A CDC study reveals that nearly 500,000 Americans were infected with Clostridium difficile in one year, highlighting the significant public health challenge posed by this pathogen. The findings underscore the need for increased awareness and prevention strategies.

Clostridium difficile (C. difficile) caused almost half a million infections among patients in the United States in a single year, according to a study released today by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Nearly half a million Americans suffered from Clostridium difficile infections in a single year - Press Release”

Clostridium difficile colitisCommunity

CDC will provide new national burden estimates for Clostridium difficile infections and related deaths, highlighting the ongoing impact of this deadly diarrheal infection linked to antibiotic use. This advisory aims to raise awareness about the seriousness of C. difficile infections.

CDC will discuss new national burden estimates for infections and deaths from C. difficile, a deadly diarrheal infection associated with antibiotic use.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Clostridium difficile infection - Media Advisory”

Community

Approximately 500,000 Americans experience C. difficile infections annually, leading to around 15,000 deaths. This highlights the significant impact of this infectious disease on public health in the United States.

An estimated 15,000 deaths are directly attributable to C. difficile infections, making it a substantial cause of infectious disease death in the United States.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Nearly half a million Americans suffer from C. difficile infections in single year”

hypertension, pregnancy-inducedCommunity

The Million Hearts initiative has recognized 30 healthcare practices as Hypertension Control Champions for effectively managing high blood pressure among patients. This initiative highlights successful strategies in hypertension control across the U.S.

Today the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Million Hearts initiative recognized 30 public and private health care practices and systems across the country as Hypertension Control Champions for their success in helping patients control high blood pressure.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Million Hearts Recognizes 2014 Hypertension Control Champions - Press Release”

Community

The CDC, FDA, and USDA's FSIS have collaborated to enhance methods for attributing foodborne illnesses to specific foods. This initiative aims to improve public health responses to outbreaks caused by major foodborne bacteria.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) have developed an improved method for analyzing outbreak data to determine which foods are responsible for illnesses related to four major foodborne bacteria.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC, Federal Partners Develop Improved Method for Attributing Foodborne Illness - Media Statement”

Ebola hemorrhagic feverCommunity

The Rapid Isolation and Treatment of Ebola (RITE) strategy is effectively helping to control the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, with plans for implementation in Sierra Leone and Guinea. This coordinated response is crucial for managing outbreaks in remote areas.

The Rapid Isolation and Treatment of Ebola (RITE) strategy is helping to end the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, according to new data reported in this week's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR). The strategy-a rapid, coordinated response to Ebola cases in remote areas-is now being used in Sierra Leone and Guinea.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Ebola containment strategy succeeding in Liberia - Press Release”

melioidosisCommunity

An ongoing inquiry into melioidosis illness at the Tulane National Primate Research Center involves collaboration between the CDC, USDA, and local officials. Currently, there is no known public health threat related to this bacterial illness.

The Department of Health and Human Services' Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, along with the U. S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), continues to work with Tulane University and state and local officials to assess and respond to the bacterial illness of two non-human primates at the Tulane National Primate Research Center in late November. At this time, there is no known public health threat.

CDC Newsroom·over 11 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Ongoing Inquiry into Melioidosis Illness at Tulane National Research Center - Media Statement”

Ebola hemorrhagic feverCommunity

The CDC reports on a recent lab incident in its Ebola virus laboratory, confirming no illness occurred and exposure to live Ebola virus was unlikely. This internal investigation aims to ensure safety protocols are upheld.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has completed an internal investigation of an incident that occurred in December within the agency's Ebola virus laboratory, which resulted in no illness and was unlikely to have involved an exposure to live Ebola virus.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Releases Report on Recent Lab Incident - Media Statement”

Community

The CDC's latest Vital Signs report highlights the dangers of secondhand smoke exposure, emphasizing its significant health risks. This telebriefing aims to raise awareness about the impact of secondhand smoke on public health.

Telebriefing transcript for February Vital Signs: Secondhand smoke exposure kills

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Transcript for CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report - Secondhand smoke exposure kills - Transcript”

Community

A new CDC report reveals that while secondhand smoke exposure in the U.S. has halved since 1999-2000, 58 million nonsmokers, or one in four, remain affected. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to tobacco exposure.

Although secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure in the United States dropped by half between 1999-2000 and 2011-2012, one in four nonsmokers -- 58 million people -- are still exposed to SHS, according to a new Vital Signs report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Secondhand Smoke Exposure”

Community

A new CDC report reveals that 58 million nonsmokers in the U.S. are still exposed to secondhand smoke, despite a significant reduction in exposure over the past two decades. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to tobacco control.

Although secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure in the United States dropped by half between 1999 to 2000 and 2011 to 2012, one in four nonsmokers -- 58 million people -- are still exposed to SHS, according to a new Vital Signs report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “58 million nonsmokers in US are still exposed to secondhand smoke - Press Release”

Community

A new CDC report highlights that despite a significant reduction in secondhand smoke exposure, 58 million nonsmokers in the U.S. remain affected. The report emphasizes the ongoing health risks associated with secondhand smoke.

Although secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure in the US dropped by half between 1999 to 2000 and 2011 to 2012, one in four nonsmokers - 58 million people - are still exposed to SHS.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Telebriefing: New Vital Signs Report - Secondhand smoke exposure kills - Media Advisory”

measlesCommunity

CDC discusses the ongoing measles outbreak in the U.S. and offers guidance for health protection. The telebriefing aims to inform the public and healthcare providers about the situation.

CDC provided information on current U.S. measles outbreak and guidance for health protection.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Transcript for CDC Telebriefing: Measles in the United States, 2015 - Transcript”

measlesCommunity

CDC announces a telebriefing to discuss the ongoing measles outbreak in the United States and provide health protection guidance. This advisory aims to inform the public and healthcare professionals about the current situation.

CDC will provide information on current U.S. measles outbreak and guidance for health protection.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Telebriefing: Measles in the United States, 2015 - Media Advisory”

Community

The CDC Foundation has launched 'Business Pulse: Healthy Workforce' to enhance workforce health and safety. This initiative aims to provide resources for employers to attract and retain talent while minimizing healthcare costs.

Business Pulse: Healthy Workforce, launched today by CDC Foundation, provides employers and workers with access to resources and information to help improve workforce health and safety, attract and retain high-performing employees and minimize health care costs.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Foundation's New Business Pulse Focuses on a Healthy Workforce - Media Advisory”

Community

A report reveals that over a third of reproductive-aged women on Medicaid and more than a quarter with private insurance were prescribed opioid pain medications annually from 2008 to 2012. This highlights ongoing concerns regarding opioid use in this demographic.

More than a third of reproductive-aged women enrolled in Medicaid, and more than a quarter of those with private insurance, filled a prescription for an opioid pain medication each year during 2008-2012, according to a report in this week's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Opioid painkillers widely prescribed among reproductive age women - Press Release”

influenza avian influenzaCommunity

A recent report indicates that flu vaccination reduced the risk of doctor visits due to flu by 23% across all age groups this season. This highlights the ongoing importance of vaccination in public health efforts.

A report published in the January 16 Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) estimates that getting a flu vaccine this season reduced a person's risk of having to go to the doctor because of flu by 23 percent among people of all ages.

CDC Newsroom·almost 12 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Protection from Flu Vaccination Reduced this Season - Press Release”

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Daily Briefings

Not rare diseases news,news about your rare disease.

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A new commentary in The Lancet highlights that treating half of the individuals with uncontrolled hypertension could prevent 10 million heart attacks and strokes globally over the next decade. This initiative emphasizes the critical need for improved hypertension management.

The CDC held a telebriefing discussing a study on Clostridium difficile infection. The details of the study were shared, but no significant new findings or policy changes were announced.

A new CDC study reveals that children under 5 years old represent 70% of pneumonia hospitalizations in the U.S. This highlights the significant burden of pneumonia on young children and underscores the need for targeted interventions.

A CDC study reveals that nearly 500,000 Americans were infected with Clostridium difficile in one year, highlighting the significant public health challenge posed by this pathogen. The findings underscore the need for increased awareness and prevention strategies.

CDC will provide new national burden estimates for Clostridium difficile infections and related deaths, highlighting the ongoing impact of this deadly diarrheal infection linked to antibiotic use. This advisory aims to raise awareness about the seriousness of C. difficile infections.

Approximately 500,000 Americans experience C. difficile infections annually, leading to around 15,000 deaths. This highlights the significant impact of this infectious disease on public health in the United States.

The Million Hearts initiative has recognized 30 healthcare practices as Hypertension Control Champions for effectively managing high blood pressure among patients. This initiative highlights successful strategies in hypertension control across the U.S.

The CDC, FDA, and USDA's FSIS have collaborated to enhance methods for attributing foodborne illnesses to specific foods. This initiative aims to improve public health responses to outbreaks caused by major foodborne bacteria.

The Rapid Isolation and Treatment of Ebola (RITE) strategy is effectively helping to control the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, with plans for implementation in Sierra Leone and Guinea. This coordinated response is crucial for managing outbreaks in remote areas.

An ongoing inquiry into melioidosis illness at the Tulane National Primate Research Center involves collaboration between the CDC, USDA, and local officials. Currently, there is no known public health threat related to this bacterial illness.

The CDC reports on a recent lab incident in its Ebola virus laboratory, confirming no illness occurred and exposure to live Ebola virus was unlikely. This internal investigation aims to ensure safety protocols are upheld.

The CDC's latest Vital Signs report highlights the dangers of secondhand smoke exposure, emphasizing its significant health risks. This telebriefing aims to raise awareness about the impact of secondhand smoke on public health.

A new CDC report reveals that while secondhand smoke exposure in the U.S. has halved since 1999-2000, 58 million nonsmokers, or one in four, remain affected. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to tobacco exposure.

A new CDC report reveals that 58 million nonsmokers in the U.S. are still exposed to secondhand smoke, despite a significant reduction in exposure over the past two decades. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to tobacco control.

A new CDC report highlights that despite a significant reduction in secondhand smoke exposure, 58 million nonsmokers in the U.S. remain affected. The report emphasizes the ongoing health risks associated with secondhand smoke.

CDC discusses the ongoing measles outbreak in the U.S. and offers guidance for health protection. The telebriefing aims to inform the public and healthcare providers about the situation.

CDC announces a telebriefing to discuss the ongoing measles outbreak in the United States and provide health protection guidance. This advisory aims to inform the public and healthcare professionals about the current situation.

The CDC Foundation has launched 'Business Pulse: Healthy Workforce' to enhance workforce health and safety. This initiative aims to provide resources for employers to attract and retain talent while minimizing healthcare costs.

A report reveals that over a third of reproductive-aged women on Medicaid and more than a quarter with private insurance were prescribed opioid pain medications annually from 2008 to 2012. This highlights ongoing concerns regarding opioid use in this demographic.

A recent report indicates that flu vaccination reduced the risk of doctor visits due to flu by 23% across all age groups this season. This highlights the ongoing importance of vaccination in public health efforts.

Not rare diseases news,
news about your rare disease.