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CDC reports a significant 43% decline in obesity rates among children aged 2 to 5 years, dropping from nearly 14% in 2003-2004 to just over 8% in 2011-2012. This data highlights positive trends in childhood health and nutrition.
CDC and South Carolina health officials alert the public about potential hepatitis A exposure at a Hilton Head restaurant following a positive test from a restaurant worker. This advisory aims to inform and protect individuals who may have been affected.
CDC reports that younger and middle-aged adults, aged 18-64, accounted for 61% of all influenza hospitalizations this season, a significant increase from 35% in previous years. This trend also reflects a rise in influenza-related deaths among this age group.
CDC will host a telebriefing to discuss seasonal influenza vaccine effectiveness and activity updates. This briefing aims to inform the public and healthcare professionals about current flu trends.
A CDC study reveals that female high school students in states with multiple indoor tanning restrictions, including parental permission and age limits, are less likely to engage in indoor tanning. This highlights the effectiveness of legislative measures in reducing risky behaviors among youth.
A telebriefing announced the launch of a new global health security initiative aimed at enhancing worldwide safety. This initiative seeks to address health threats and improve global preparedness.
The Million Hearts initiative recognizes nine practices for their success in controlling high blood pressure. This acknowledgment highlights the importance of hypertension management in improving public health outcomes.
A recent CDC telebriefing highlights that motor vehicle crashes remain a leading cause of death for U.S. children aged 0-12, despite a decline in fatalities over the past decade. Alarmingly, one in three children who die in crashes were not properly restrained.
A CDC report reveals that one in three children who died in crashes in 2011 were not buckled up, highlighting the critical need for improved child passenger safety measures. The report analyzed data from 2002-2011, showing a 43% decrease in motor vehicle crash deaths among children aged 12 and younger.
A CDC report reveals a 43% decrease in motor vehicle crash deaths among children aged 12 and younger from 2002 to 2011. Despite this progress, over 9,000 children still lost their lives in crashes during this period.
The CDC highlights the economic burden of health care-associated infections, costing up to $45 billion annually. This initiative aims to connect businesses with public health efforts to reduce preventable infections among hospitalized patients.
CDC highlights the ongoing issue of child safety in motor vehicle crashes, noting that one in three children who die in such incidents are not buckled up. The agency will discuss the impact of state child passenger restraint laws and strategies to enhance child safety on the road.
CDC confirms that over 600 passengers and crew on Royal Caribbean's Explorer of the Seas were affected by norovirus during a recent cruise. This outbreak highlights ongoing public health challenges related to gastrointestinal illnesses.
The CDC highlights successful pilot projects with Uganda and Vietnam that enhance disease detection and response, potentially improving global health security. These collaborations may serve as a model for future international health initiatives.
CDC will host a telebriefing to discuss improvements in disease detection and response, aiming to enhance global collaboration in fighting infectious diseases. This initiative may serve as a model for international efforts.
CDC's support to state and local public health responses from 2012-2013 aimed to enhance national health security. This initiative focused on strengthening public health defenses across the country.
The CDC emphasizes the need for collaboration between health departments and restaurants to reduce sodium in meals, as many Americans exceed daily sodium recommendations with just one restaurant meal. This initiative aims to promote healthier dining options for consumers.
The CDC has posted information regarding 4-methylcyclohexanemethanol (MCHM) and its screening level calculation for West Virginia drinking water. This advisory aims to inform the public about potential chemical exposure.
The Surgeon General's report warns that 5.6 million U.S. children are at risk of premature death from smoking-related diseases if current smoking rates do not decline. This alarming statistic highlights the urgent need for effective tobacco control measures.
The 50th anniversary of the Surgeon General's report on smoking and health highlights the ongoing efforts to combat smoking-related diseases. This landmark report initiated a significant public health movement against smoking, which is known to cause cancer.
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