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The CDC is hosting a media availability to address inquiries regarding the investigation of human swine influenza cases. This event is intended for press members only.
The CDC has announced media availability for inquiries regarding its investigation into human cases of swine influenza. This initiative aims to address public concerns and provide updates on the situation.
CDC will hold a press briefing to provide updates on the investigation of human cases of swine influenza in California and Texas. This follows the recent MMWR dispatch issued on April 21.
The CDC addresses inaccuracies in a Salon.com article regarding its 2004 response to lead contamination in Washington D.C. neighborhoods. The agency clarifies its public health actions related to elevated blood lead levels.
The CDC reports that the incidence of common foodborne illnesses has plateaued over the past three years, indicating a stagnation in prevention efforts. This 10-state report highlights the need for renewed strategies to combat foodborne diseases.
The CDC released preliminary FoodNet data on foodborne infections from 2008, highlighting trends in pathogen transmission across 10 states. This information is part of the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
The CDC's 32nd Annual Diabetes Conference will address innovative strategies for diabetes prevention and control. The event will include various sessions aimed at practitioners and leaders in the field.
The CDC is hosting the 43rd National Immunization Conference, bringing together health officials to discuss vaccine science and policy. Key topics include vaccine safety, addressing hesitancy, and the impact of state laws on vaccine uptake.
A CDC study reveals that over 66% of American adults exceed the recommended sodium intake of 1,500 mg per day, with an average consumption of 3,436 mg. This highlights a significant public health concern regarding dietary habits.
The CDC reports a slight increase in the U.S. teen birth rate for 2007, rising by 1% to 42.5 births per 1,000 among teens aged 15 to 19. This marks the second consecutive year of rising rates after a long decline.
A CDC report reveals that Oklahoma has the highest percentage of wireless-only households at 26.2%, while Vermont has the lowest at 5.1%. This data highlights significant regional disparities in phone usage.
A CDC study reveals that arthritis can hinder physical activity in individuals with heart disease, potentially complicating their management. This finding highlights the need for integrated care approaches addressing both conditions.
A recent CDC report highlights health challenges faced by young adults aged 18-29, including rising obesity rates and high injury occurrences. The report emphasizes the lack of insurance coverage in this demographic compared to older adults.
Outpatient surgery visits in the U.S. rose from 20.8 million in 1996 to 34.7 million in 2006, indicating a significant shift in surgical practices. This trend may influence future healthcare policies and resource allocation.
A recent study published in Prevention Science indicates that broad access to parenting support significantly reduces key measures of child maltreatment. This highlights the importance of providing families with resources to address common parenting challenges.
The CDC and a National Expert Panel have revised field triage guidelines for trauma patients to improve patient outcomes. These guidelines aim to ensure that patients receive timely and appropriate care.
A new campaign, M's que comida, provides tools for Hispanics to enjoy healthy versions of traditional recipes while managing portion sizes to reduce diabetes risk. This initiative aims to promote healthier eating habits within the community.
A CDC study reveals that over 60,000 patients in the U.S. were advised to get tested for hepatitis B and C due to lapses in infection control practices by healthcare personnel outside of hospitals. This highlights significant risks in patient safety and the need for improved adherence to infection protocols.
A study indicates that fortifying corn masa flour could boost folic acid intake by nearly 20% among Mexican-Americans, who face a 30-40% higher risk of severe brain and spinal birth defects. This research highlights the potential public health impact of dietary changes.
Health groups, including the CDC and AAP, have released updated immunization schedules for childhood influenza vaccinations. This initiative aims to enhance vaccination rates and protect public health.
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