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CDC highlights effective strategies to reduce health disparities related to HIV infection rates and other health issues. The report emphasizes evidence-based interventions at both local and national levels.
CDC reports limited progress in reducing foodborne infections from 2006 to 2013, highlighting ongoing public health challenges. The findings will be detailed in the upcoming Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
The CDC reports that younger teens account for 25% of all teen births, highlighting ongoing public health concerns. This data emphasizes the need for targeted awareness and prevention strategies.
Despite a decline, younger teens aged 15 to 17 still account for 25% of teen births, totaling nearly 1,700 births weekly. This data highlights ongoing public health challenges in addressing teen pregnancy.
Despite a decline, younger teens aged 15 to 17 still account for 25% of teen births, totaling nearly 1,700 births weekly. This highlights ongoing public health challenges in addressing teen pregnancy.
Today marks World Health Day, with a focus on vector-borne diseases. The CDC collaborates with the WHO and other partners to raise awareness about these health challenges.
A traveler returning from West Africa has been diagnosed with Lassa fever in Minnesota, confirmed by the CDC. The patient, who exhibited symptoms of fever and confusion, is currently recovering and in stable condition.
The American Public Health Association's National Public Health Week will take place from April 7-13, 2014, emphasizing the importance of public health starting at home. Each day will highlight different aspects of public health, including maternal health and nutrition.
The CDC Foundation has released a Business Pulse report focusing on global health security, outlining actions businesses can take to safeguard their workforces against health threats. This initiative aims to enhance awareness and preparedness among business leaders.
A CDC study reveals a significant rise in e-cigarette-related calls to poison centers, escalating from one call per month in September 2010 to 215 calls per month by February 2014. This highlights growing concerns over nicotine exposure from e-cigarette liquids.
The CDC held a media briefing discussing autism spectrum disorder, focusing on awareness and public health initiatives. This event aims to enhance understanding and support for individuals affected by autism.
A CDC study highlights the uneven progress in state Medicaid programs regarding smoking cessation coverage. While all states cover some cessation treatments, efforts to expand coverage and eliminate barriers have yielded mixed results over the past five years.
CDC reports six new cases of Heartland virus disease, bringing the total to eight since its discovery. The cases include five from Missouri and one from Tennessee, highlighting ongoing public health concerns.
CDC reports that 1 in 68 children, or 14.7 per 1,000 eight-year-olds, has been identified with autism spectrum disorder. This statistic highlights the ongoing need for awareness and resources for affected families.
A CDC study reveals a slight decline in invasive cancer rates in the U.S., from 459 to 446 cases per 100,000 persons between 2009 and 2010. This data highlights ongoing trends in cancer incidence that may inform public health strategies.
A CDC study reveals that flu vaccination decreases children's risk of flu-related intensive care unit admissions by 74%. This significant finding underscores the importance of vaccination in preventing severe flu outcomes in pediatric populations.
CDC held a media briefing to present new estimates on healthcare-associated infections. The briefing aimed to raise awareness about the impact of these infections on patient safety.
CDC announces a telebriefing to discuss new data on the prevalence of autism spectrum disorders. This briefing will provide insights from the latest MMWR surveillance summary.
The CDC has released forty years of data on Salmonella, a leading cause of foodborne illness in the U.S. This comprehensive report aims to support public health efforts and inform the food industry and researchers.
CDC reports highlight ongoing challenges with hospital-acquired infections (HAIs), estimating over 750,000 infections annually despite some progress in prevention efforts. Continued focus on reducing these infections is essential for patient safety.
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