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The Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends a preference for the nasal spray flu vaccine (LAIV) over the flu shot (IIV) for healthy children aged 2-8 when available. This decision aims to enhance vaccination strategies for pediatric populations.
CDC announces the launch of the fourth phase of its Tips From Former Smokers campaign, aimed at raising awareness about the health consequences of smoking. This campaign features real stories from individuals affected by smoking-related conditions.
The CDC Foundation has launched 'Business Pulse: Travelers' Health' to equip businesses and corporate travelers with resources for international travel preparation. This initiative aims to enhance health safety for travelers.
The CDC is set to launch new ads for its "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign starting July 7, aiming to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking. The campaign will run for nine weeks across various media platforms, including television and online.
The Million Hearts initiative has launched a new Healthy Eating and Lifestyle Resource Center to promote heart-healthy nutrition. This resource, developed in partnership with the CDC and Eating-Well magazine, aims to support individuals in making healthier dietary choices.
Approximately 75 staff members in Atlanta are being monitored and provided antibiotics due to potential exposure to live Bacillus anthracis, the bacteria that causes anthrax. This incident highlights the importance of adhering to safety protocols in laboratory settings.
CDC is launching the fourth phase of its Tips From Former Smokers campaign, which aims to raise awareness about the health impacts of smoking. The campaign will feature new health conditions to further educate the public.
A CDC report reveals a slight decline in the induction of labor for single births, dropping from 23.7% in 2011 to 23.3% in 2012. While the decrease is modest, it marks a notable change after nearly two decades of steady increases.
The CDC confirms that the two imported cases of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) did not spread to household members or healthcare workers. This finding is crucial for public health safety and containment strategies.
CDC releases resources aimed at preventing youth violence, providing actionable steps for community leaders and families. The initiative emphasizes collaboration among public health professionals and young people.
The CDC is investigating an ongoing Salmonella outbreak linked to chia products, warning the public about potential health risks. Consumers are advised to be cautious with products containing chia powder.
The CDC held a telebriefing to discuss the 2013 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey results, focusing on health-related behaviors among high school students. This survey provides insights into youth health trends but does not directly address rare diseases.
The CDC's latest Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System survey reveals a decline in cigarette smoking and physical fights among high school students. However, it highlights ongoing concerns about excessive texting and driving.
A CDC study reveals that U.S. cancer survivors experience substantial economic burdens from rising medical costs and lost productivity. This highlights the ongoing challenges faced by this population in managing their health and finances.
Cigarette smoking rates among U.S. high school students have reached the lowest levels in 22 years, according to the CDC's National Youth Risk Behavior Survey. This trend reflects ongoing public health efforts to reduce tobacco use among youth.
CDC will hold a telebriefing to discuss the 2013 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey results, focusing on high school students' health behaviors. This survey is conducted biennially to monitor risk behaviors among youth.
A recent CDC report reveals that over 29 million Americans have diabetes, an increase from 26 million in 2010. Alarmingly, 1 in 4 individuals with diabetes are unaware of their condition, highlighting the need for increased awareness and screening.
The CDC highlights norovirus as the leading cause of foodborne disease outbreaks in the U.S., primarily linked to infected food workers. This telebriefing emphasizes the need for preventive measures to mitigate these outbreaks.
A CDC report highlights that most norovirus outbreaks stem from contaminated food in food service settings, primarily due to infected workers handling ready-to-eat foods. This emphasizes the need for improved hygiene practices in restaurants to prevent future outbreaks.
A CDC report highlights norovirus as the leading cause of foodborne disease outbreaks in the U.S., primarily linked to infected food workers in food service settings. The report emphasizes the need for improved food safety practices to prevent these outbreaks.
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