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A new CDC survey reveals that the majority of U.S. parents are ensuring their children receive recommended vaccinations, maintaining high vaccine coverage rates. This reflects ongoing commitment to public health and disease prevention among families.
A new CDC report estimates over 2 million cases of tobacco-related cancers diagnosed in the U.S. from 1999 to 2004. This highlights the ongoing impact of tobacco use on public health.
Dr. Julie Gerberding, Director of the CDC, has been recognized on Forbes' List of the 100 Most Powerful Women for the fourth consecutive year. This acknowledgment highlights her influence in public health and advocacy.
CDC initiates a new residency program in laboratory animal medicine to tackle the shortage of certified veterinarians. This program aims to enhance the workforce capable of managing laboratory animals effectively.
The CDC reports the highest number of measles cases in the U.S. since 1996, with outbreaks occurring in multiple states including Illinois, New York, and California. This highlights ongoing public health challenges related to vaccination and disease prevention.
The CDC has released an online storybook featuring narratives, photos, and videos from survivors and families affected by the 1918 influenza pandemic. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the historical impact of the pandemic.
The CDC has launched CDC-TV, an online video resource aimed at providing information on health, safety, and preparedness topics. This initiative seeks to enhance public awareness and education through accessible video content.
A CDC study indicates that reducing smoking rates could lead to fewer home fire deaths, highlighting a potential public health strategy. The research suggests a correlation between higher smoking rates and increased fatalities from home fires.
A CDC study reveals that approximately 1% of adults have active epilepsy, with over one-third not receiving adequate treatment. This highlights the ongoing need for improved awareness and access to care for individuals with epilepsy.
CDC releases new data on epilepsy, highlighting demographic trends in adoption among men and women aged 18-44. The report aims to raise awareness about epilepsy and its impact on family dynamics.
In 2006, Americans made approximately 1.1 billion visits to physician offices and hospital outpatient and emergency departments. This statistic highlights the significant demand for healthcare services in the U.S.
The CDC reports an estimated 56,300 new HIV infections in the U.S. for 2006, indicating a higher prevalence than previously recognized. This revelation underscores the ongoing need for awareness and intervention strategies in HIV prevention.
A study published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology reveals that women diagnosed with diabetes before pregnancy face a three to four times higher risk of having children with birth defects. This research underscores the importance of managing pre-pregnancy diabetes to mitigate risks.
A CDC study reveals that an alternative warm-up program can significantly reduce the risk of ACL injuries in female college soccer players. The program emphasizes stretching, strengthening, and balance, potentially impacting injury prevention strategies in sports.
The CDC announces a new grant program providing $30 million for health and medical services to support residents and community members affected by the 9/11 attacks. This funding aims to enhance health resources in impacted areas.
Recent CDC data indicates a nearly 2% increase in self-reported obesity among U.S. adults from 2005 to 2007. This trend highlights ongoing public health challenges related to obesity.
Nearly 70% of U.S. residents using community water systems now have access to fluoridated water, as reported by the CDC. This marks a significant public health achievement in promoting dental health.
CDC releases two reports assessing formaldehyde levels in travel trailers used by FEMA. These findings aim to inform safety measures for affected populations.
The CDC's revamped website, launched in April 2007, has received the Government Web Managers Forum 2008 Best Practice Award. This recognition highlights the CDC's commitment to improving public health communication.
Travelers to China for the Olympics are advised to prioritize prevention of common health issues such as respiratory illnesses and dog bites over exotic diseases. This guidance comes from the CDC as part of their travel health recommendations.
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