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The CDC has launched CDC-TV, an online video resource aimed at providing information on health, safety, and preparedness topics. This initiative seeks to enhance public awareness and education through accessible video content.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has launched CDC-TV, a new online video resource available through www.cdc.gov. CDC-TV videos will cover a variety of health, safety and preparedness topics.

CDC Newsroom·about 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Launches CDC-TV On-Line Video Resource”

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A CDC study indicates that reducing smoking rates could lead to fewer home fire deaths, highlighting a potential public health strategy. The research suggests a correlation between higher smoking rates and increased fatalities from home fires.

Home fire deaths are higher in states that have a greater percentage of smokers, according to a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) study published this month in the journal Injury Prevention.

CDC Newsroom·about 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Reductions in Smoking Show Promise for Reducing Home Fire Deaths”

epilepsy epilepsy, X-linked 1, with variable learning disabilities and behavior disorders+1 moreCommunity

A CDC study reveals that approximately 1% of adults have active epilepsy, with over one-third not receiving adequate treatment. This highlights the ongoing need for improved awareness and access to care for individuals with epilepsy.

A multi-state study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has found that about one out of 100 adults have active epilepsy, and more than one-third are not getting sufficient treatment...

CDC Newsroom·about 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “New Report Provides Demographic Profile of Adoptive Parents”

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CDC releases new data on epilepsy, highlighting demographic trends in adoption among men and women aged 18-44. The report aims to raise awareness about epilepsy and its impact on family dynamics.

Men aged 18-44 years are more than twice as likely as women of the same age group to have adopted a child, according to a new report released today by CDC's National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).

CDC Newsroom·about 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Releases New Data on Epilepsy from Multiple States”

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In 2006, Americans made approximately 1.1 billion visits to physician offices and hospital outpatient and emergency departments. This statistic highlights the significant demand for healthcare services in the U.S.

Patients in the United States made an estimated 1.1 billion visits to physician offices and hospital outpatient and emergency departments in 2006...

CDC Newsroom·about 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Americans Made Over 1 Billion Hospital and Doctor Visits in 2006”

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The CDC reports an estimated 56,300 new HIV infections in the U.S. for 2006, indicating a higher prevalence than previously recognized. This revelation underscores the ongoing need for awareness and intervention strategies in HIV prevention.

The Centers for Disease Control andPrevention (CDC) announced today that an estimated 56,300 HIV infections occurred in the United States in 2006.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “New Technology Reveals Higher Number of New HIV Infections in the United States than Previously Known”

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Recent CDC data indicates a nearly 2% increase in self-reported obesity among U.S. adults from 2005 to 2007. This trend highlights ongoing public health challenges related to obesity.

The proportion of U.S. adults who self report they are obese increased nearly 2 percent between 2005 and 2007, according to a report in today's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR).

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Latest CDC Data Show More Americans Report Being Obese”

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Nearly 70% of U.S. residents using community water systems now have access to fluoridated water, as reported by the CDC. This marks a significant public health achievement in promoting dental health.

Nearly 70 percent of U.S. residents who get water from community water systems now receive fluoridated water, according to a study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Community Water Fluoridation Now Reaches Nearly 70 percent of U.S. Population”

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CDC releases two reports assessing formaldehyde levels in travel trailers used by FEMA. These findings aim to inform safety measures for affected populations.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) posted on Wednesday two reports from its work related to assessing the levels of formaldehyde in the indoor air of travel trailers used by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Releases Reports on Formaldehyde Tests of Trailers”

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The CDC's revamped website, launched in April 2007, has received the Government Web Managers Forum 2008 Best Practice Award. This recognition highlights the CDC's commitment to improving public health communication.

The CDC launched the newly revamped Web site in April 2007. The Web site redesign was led by CDC's National Center for Health Marketing, Division of eHealth Marketing.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Web Site Receives Government Web Managers Forum 2008 Best Practice Award”

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Travelers to China for the Olympics are advised to prioritize prevention of common health issues such as respiratory illnesses and dog bites over exotic diseases. This guidance comes from the CDC as part of their travel health recommendations.

Beijing-bound Olympic travelers should worry less about exotic diseases, and instead focus on preventing more mundane health problems like respiratory illness and dog bites.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Respiratory Illness, Dog Bites Among Top Concerns For Travelers to China”

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This season has seen a decrease in rotavirus cases among children, potentially due to the introduction of a new infant vaccine. The CDC highlights the importance of vaccination in reducing the incidence of this viral infection.

Credit May Go to Newly Introduced Infant Vaccine

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Fewer Kids Suffering from Rotavirus This Season”

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The CDC reports that the number of diagnosed diabetes cases in the U.S. has reached 24 million, with estimates now available for all counties. This data highlights the growing prevalence of diabetes and the need for increased awareness and resources.

Estimates of Diagnosed Diabetes Now Available for all U.S. Counties

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Number of People with Diabetes Increases to 24 Million”

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Traumatic brain injuries from falls among seniors resulted in nearly 8,000 deaths and 56,000 hospitalizations in 2005. This highlights the critical need for awareness and prevention strategies targeting older adults.

Traumatic brain injuries due to falls caused nearly 8,000 deaths and 56,000 hospitalizations in 2005 among Americans 65 and older...

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Traumatic Brain Injuries Can Result From Senior Falls”

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A new CDC study highlights significant gaps in breastfeeding support across U.S. hospitals and birth centers, indicating that many facilities fail to provide adequate maternity care for breastfeeding mothers. This underscores the need for improved policies and practices to support maternal and infant health.

Many birth facilities in the United States are not providing maternity care that is fully supportive of breastfeeding, according to a study in today's MMWR...

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “New CDC Study Finds Gaps in Breastfeeding Support in U.S. Hospitals and Birth Centers”

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Preliminary statistics indicate a significant drop in age-adjusted death rates in the U.S. between 2005 and 2006, with life expectancy reaching a record high. This data highlights ongoing improvements in public health.

Age-adjusted death rates in the United States dropped significantly between 2005 and 2006 and life expectancy hit another record high, according to preliminary death statistics released today by CDC's National Center for Health Statistics.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “U.S. Deaths Down Sharply in 2006”

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A new CDC study estimates that nearly 213,000 individuals are treated for outdoor recreational injuries annually, with over half of these injuries occurring in young people aged 10-24. This data highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures in outdoor activities.

Nearly 213,000 treated in emergency departments annually-- more than half of injuries among young people ages 10-24

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “New CDC Study First To Present National Outdoor Recreational Injury Estimates”

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The CDC has formed a Professional Advisory Group to enhance its health marketing and communication efforts. This panel of outside experts will provide guidance on various health initiatives.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has established a panel of outside experts that will advise CDC's National Center for Health Marketing on its health marketing and communication programs.

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC's National Center for Health Marketing Forms Professional Advisory Group”

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A recent CDC report indicates that while high school students in the U.S. are improving in health-related behaviors, Hispanic students are lagging in key areas. This highlights ongoing disparities that may require targeted interventions.

However, Hispanic Students Not Showing Progress in Some Key Areas

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “Nation's High School Students Showing Overall Improvements in Health-Related Behaviors”

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The CDC reports an increase in U.S. nonsmokers protected by smoke-free laws, coinciding with World No Tobacco Day. This highlights the ongoing efforts to reduce tobacco exposure and promote public health.

Good News as World Celebrates "World No Tobacco Day 2008"...

CDC Newsroom·over 18 years ago·Read at source →

Original title: “CDC Reports More U.S. Nonsmokers Are Protected by Smoke-Free Laws”

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The CDC has launched CDC-TV, an online video resource aimed at providing information on health, safety, and preparedness topics. This initiative seeks to enhance public awareness and education through accessible video content.

A CDC study indicates that reducing smoking rates could lead to fewer home fire deaths, highlighting a potential public health strategy. The research suggests a correlation between higher smoking rates and increased fatalities from home fires.

A CDC study reveals that approximately 1% of adults have active epilepsy, with over one-third not receiving adequate treatment. This highlights the ongoing need for improved awareness and access to care for individuals with epilepsy.

CDC releases new data on epilepsy, highlighting demographic trends in adoption among men and women aged 18-44. The report aims to raise awareness about epilepsy and its impact on family dynamics.

In 2006, Americans made approximately 1.1 billion visits to physician offices and hospital outpatient and emergency departments. This statistic highlights the significant demand for healthcare services in the U.S.

The CDC reports an estimated 56,300 new HIV infections in the U.S. for 2006, indicating a higher prevalence than previously recognized. This revelation underscores the ongoing need for awareness and intervention strategies in HIV prevention.

Recent CDC data indicates a nearly 2% increase in self-reported obesity among U.S. adults from 2005 to 2007. This trend highlights ongoing public health challenges related to obesity.

Nearly 70% of U.S. residents using community water systems now have access to fluoridated water, as reported by the CDC. This marks a significant public health achievement in promoting dental health.

CDC releases two reports assessing formaldehyde levels in travel trailers used by FEMA. These findings aim to inform safety measures for affected populations.

The CDC's revamped website, launched in April 2007, has received the Government Web Managers Forum 2008 Best Practice Award. This recognition highlights the CDC's commitment to improving public health communication.

Travelers to China for the Olympics are advised to prioritize prevention of common health issues such as respiratory illnesses and dog bites over exotic diseases. This guidance comes from the CDC as part of their travel health recommendations.

This season has seen a decrease in rotavirus cases among children, potentially due to the introduction of a new infant vaccine. The CDC highlights the importance of vaccination in reducing the incidence of this viral infection.

The CDC reports that the number of diagnosed diabetes cases in the U.S. has reached 24 million, with estimates now available for all counties. This data highlights the growing prevalence of diabetes and the need for increased awareness and resources.

Traumatic brain injuries from falls among seniors resulted in nearly 8,000 deaths and 56,000 hospitalizations in 2005. This highlights the critical need for awareness and prevention strategies targeting older adults.

Preliminary statistics indicate a significant drop in age-adjusted death rates in the U.S. between 2005 and 2006, with life expectancy reaching a record high. This data highlights ongoing improvements in public health.

A new CDC study estimates that nearly 213,000 individuals are treated for outdoor recreational injuries annually, with over half of these injuries occurring in young people aged 10-24. This data highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures in outdoor activities.

The CDC has formed a Professional Advisory Group to enhance its health marketing and communication efforts. This panel of outside experts will provide guidance on various health initiatives.

A recent CDC report indicates that while high school students in the U.S. are improving in health-related behaviors, Hispanic students are lagging in key areas. This highlights ongoing disparities that may require targeted interventions.

The CDC reports an increase in U.S. nonsmokers protected by smoke-free laws, coinciding with World No Tobacco Day. This highlights the ongoing efforts to reduce tobacco exposure and promote public health.

Not rare diseases news,
news about your rare disease.