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The CDC's FoodNet report reveals increases in certain foodborne germs, highlighting ongoing food safety challenges. While some pathogens showed no change, the data underscores the need for continued vigilance in food safety practices.
CDC has launched a new educational website aimed at teachers and students to highlight the importance of public health laboratories in disease protection. This initiative seeks to enhance understanding of laboratory science and its role in public health.
A new study estimates that eliminating smoking in all U.S. subsidized housing could save $521 million annually. This finding highlights the potential financial benefits of smoke-free policies in public housing.
The CDC Museum highlights the historical collaboration between the CDC and NASA during the 1960s space program. Presentations by Dr. Walter Dowdle and Dr. Tara Ruttley will focus on the benefits of space science research for humanity.
A CDC report reveals that nearly 20% of teen births are repeat births, highlighting ongoing challenges despite a decline in overall teen birth rates over the past two decades. The report also notes significant racial, ethnic, and geographic disparities in these repeat births.
A CDC report reveals that nearly 20% of teen births are repeat births, highlighting a significant public health concern. This statistic underscores the need for targeted interventions to reduce repeat pregnancies among adolescents.
A new CDC report reveals that nearly 20% of teen births are repeat births, highlighting ongoing challenges despite a decline in overall teen births over the past two decades. The report emphasizes significant racial, ethnic, and geographic disparities in these statistics.
CDC launches the second round of its 'Tips From Former Smokers' campaign to motivate smokers to quit by highlighting real-life consequences of smoking. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the health risks associated with smoking and secondhand smoke.
A new study reveals that norovirus is the leading cause of acute gastroenteritis in U.S. children under 5, resulting in nearly 1 million medical visits in 2009 and 2010. This highlights the significant healthcare burden associated with norovirus infections.
The CDC and HRSA report highlights changes in the prevalence of parent-reported Autism Spectrum Disorder among school-aged children from 2007 to 2011-2012. This data, collected through the National Survey of Children's Health, provides insights into trends affecting families and advocacy efforts.
A patient in Maryland has died from rabies contracted through organ transplantation, marking a rare case of transmission. The CDC confirmed the infection originated from a single donor, affecting four recipients in total.
A CDC study reveals that mobile device use while driving is more prevalent in the U.S. compared to several European countries. This highlights ongoing concerns about road safety and the need for awareness campaigns.
A new CDC study reveals that most U.S. drivers engage in cell phone use while driving, with one in three admitting to reading or sending texts. This highlights ongoing concerns about distracted driving behaviors among adults aged 18-64.
The CDC reports a significant rise in antibiotic-resistant bacteria, urging immediate action from the healthcare community to protect patients. The findings highlight the urgent need for coordinated efforts to combat lethal infections that are increasingly difficult to treat.
The CDC highlights the rising threat of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) in U.S. healthcare settings, emphasizing the urgent need for awareness and action among patients and healthcare providers. This drug-resistant bacteria poses significant risks, leading to life-threatening infections that are increasingly difficult to treat.
A CDC study reveals that 21% of U.S. adult cigarette smokers have tried e-cigarettes, a significant increase from 10% in 2010. Overall, 6% of all adults have experimented with e-cigarettes, indicating a growing trend in usage.
A new policy in Malawi, known as Option B+, has led to a 700% increase in pregnant and breastfeeding women receiving antiretroviral treatment for HIV within a year. This innovative approach provides lifelong ART to all infected women, significantly impacting maternal and child health.
The CDC reports a continued rise in drug overdose deaths for the 11th consecutive year, highlighting the ongoing opioid crisis. This analysis, published in JAMA, underscores the urgent need for effective interventions.
Million Hearts has launched new Spanish-language resources aimed at improving heart health among Hispanic communities. This initiative supports the goal of preventing 1 million heart attacks and strokes.
The CDC has launched 'Solve the Outbreak,' an interactive iPad app that allows users to engage in disease outbreak investigation. This initiative aims to enhance public health awareness and education by simulating real-life outbreak scenarios.
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