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A new analysis shows that lung cancer rates have decreased among U.S. men and women from 2005 to 2009, highlighting the positive impact of tobacco control efforts. This data underscores the importance of continued advocacy for smoking cessation programs.
The CDC released a transcript from a press briefing discussing the importance of alcohol screening and counseling. This initiative aims to raise awareness about alcohol-related health issues and promote preventive measures.
A new CDC report reveals that only 16% of adults and 25% of binge drinkers have discussed alcohol use with a health professional, despite the known health risks of excessive drinking. This highlights a significant gap in alcohol screening and counseling efforts.
A new CDC report reveals that only 16% of adults and 25% of binge drinkers have discussed alcohol use with health professionals, highlighting a significant gap in patient-provider communication regarding alcohol consumption. This underscores the need for increased awareness and dialogue about alcohol-related health risks.
The CDC launches a second series of ads for the 'Tips from Former Smokers' campaign, building on last year's success in tobacco education. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the dangers of smoking and support cessation efforts.
CDC highlights that 38 million adults in the U.S. consume excessive alcohol, with most not classified as alcoholics. The agency emphasizes the effectiveness of alcohol screening and brief counseling as a health service to mitigate this issue.
CDC highlights impactful infographics from the past year, including the spread of nightmare bacteria and the success of the Tips campaign, which likely helped 100,000 smokers quit. These insights emphasize the ongoing public health challenges and successes.
The CDC reflects on public health achievements in 2013, highlighting advancements in science and technology. The report emphasizes the importance of ongoing health protection efforts.
Merck has initiated a voluntary recall of one lot of Gardasil HPV vaccine due to potential contamination with glass particles. This recall affects vials distributed between August 20, 2013, and October 9, 2013, but no other lots are impacted.
The CDC's 2013 Year in Review highlights various issues addressed throughout the year, emphasizing the organization's ongoing commitment to public health. Specific details on rare diseases were not provided.
The CDC reports the first cases of chikungunya virus in the Western Hemisphere, specifically among residents of St. Martin. This mosquito-borne disease is being closely monitored as it poses a public health concern.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and CDC have initiated a project to enhance health data collection for Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander populations. This effort aims to address health disparities and improve health outcomes in these communities.
The CDC reviews health challenges from 2013 and anticipates future health threats for 2014. This press release highlights the agency's ongoing commitment to public health protection.
A recent CDC report emphasizes the importance of flu vaccinations, highlighting their benefits in preventing influenza. The press conference aims to raise awareness about vaccination efforts.
The CDC and CMS have collaborated to enhance public reporting on hospital quality indicators, focusing on MRSA and C. difficile infections. This initiative aims to provide transparency and improve patient safety in healthcare settings.
A CDC report reveals that flu vaccination prevented approximately 6.6 million influenza-associated illnesses and 79,000 hospitalizations during the 2012-2013 flu season. This highlights the critical role of vaccination in public health.
CDC will update on flu vaccination activity and share data on last season's vaccination impact. This advisory highlights ongoing efforts to monitor and promote flu vaccination.
A recent telebriefing highlighted the 50th anniversary of the measles vaccine amid a renewed spike in measles cases in the U.S. Experts discussed the ongoing threat to public health security posed by this resurgence.
Despite the availability of a highly effective vaccine for fifty years, measles remains a significant threat to health security worldwide. Continued awareness and vaccination efforts are crucial to combat this highly contagious disease.
President Obama signed the PEPFAR Stewardship and Oversight Act of 2013, reinforcing the U.S. commitment to achieving an AIDS-free generation. This reauthorization aims to enhance the effectiveness and accountability of the PEPFAR program.
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