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CDC has revised the travel alert for Ebola in Liberia to Level 1, advising travelers to practice usual precautions. This change reflects the current health situation and aims to inform U.S. residents planning to visit Liberia.
A CDC study reveals that high school athletes use smokeless tobacco at a higher rate than non-athletes, despite lower overall tobacco use. This finding highlights a concerning trend in tobacco consumption among youth athletes.
A new CDC study reveals that early antiviral treatment for hospitalized flu patients aged 65 and older significantly shortens hospital stays and lowers the risk of requiring extended care post-discharge. This finding underscores the importance of timely intervention in this vulnerable population.
The CDC held a telebriefing discussing findings that most Americans have hearts older than their chronological age. The focus was on raising awareness about heart health.
A CDC report reveals that most U.S. adults have a heart age older than their chronological age, indicating a higher risk for heart attacks and strokes. This highlights the need for increased awareness and preventive measures in cardiovascular health.
A new CDC report reveals that 75% of U.S. adults have a predicted heart age older than their actual age, increasing their risk for heart attacks and strokes. This highlights the need for greater awareness and preventive measures in cardiovascular health.
The CDC's new Vital Signs report highlights disparities in heart age across various demographics, indicating that many individuals may have a heart age older than their chronological age. This finding emphasizes the need for targeted awareness and intervention strategies.
CDC officials discussed vaccine exemption levels among kindergarteners and vaccination coverage for children aged 19 to 35 months during a recent telebriefing. The data highlights ongoing challenges in achieving optimal vaccination rates.
Recent reports indicate that kindergarten vaccine exemption levels are low across most states, while national infant vaccination rates remain high. This data highlights the ongoing commitment to vaccination among parents and communities.
U.S. schools are adopting healthier meal practices to comply with federal standards, including increased whole grains, fruits, and vegetables while reducing sodium. This initiative aims to improve student nutrition and health outcomes.
CDC will hold a media telebriefing to discuss vaccine exemption levels among children entering kindergarten for the 2014-2015 school year. This briefing aims to address concerns regarding vaccination coverage and public health.
A CDC report reveals that nearly all of the 41 million contact lens wearers in the U.S. engage in risky eye care behaviors that heighten their risk of eye infections. This highlights the need for increased awareness and education on proper lens care.
The Emerging Infectious Diseases Conference (ICEID) will convene in Atlanta, bringing together scientists and public health professionals to discuss innovative research on emerging infectious diseases. This annual event has been a platform for knowledge exchange since 1998.
CDC launches an interactive tool to track changes in antibiotic resistance for four common foodborne bacteria: Campylobacter, E. coli O157, Salmonella, and Shigella over the past 18 years. This resource aims to enhance public awareness and understanding of antibiotic resistance trends.
A press release highlights the need for stronger smoke-free laws in public places in China to protect public health from secondhand smoke. The findings from the China City Adult Tobacco Survey indicate significant public support for such measures.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has launched the Million Hearts annual challenge to recognize clinicians and healthcare teams who excel in controlling high blood pressure. This initiative aims to prevent heart attacks and strokes through improved patient care.
A CDC report reveals that fewer than 20% of U.S. middle and high schools start the school day at the recommended time of 8:30 AM or later. This highlights ongoing concerns about adolescent health and well-being related to sleep deprivation.
The CDC's latest report highlights the urgent need for improved infection control to prevent a rise in drug-resistant infections and Clostridium difficile cases. Without immediate action, the spread of these infections is expected to worsen over the next five years.
CDC's latest Vital Signs report projects a rise in drug-resistant infections and Clostridium difficile cases without urgent improvements in infection control and antibiotic prescribing practices. This highlights the critical need for enhanced public health strategies.
The CDC highlights the urgent need for improved infection control to combat rising antibiotic-resistant infections, predicting that significant reductions in infections and deaths could be achieved in the next five years. The report emphasizes the critical situation regarding Clostridium difficile infections and the necessity for better antibiotic prescribing practices.
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