Despite a decline in teen births, over 273,000 infants were born to teens aged 15 to 19 in 2013, highlighting ongoing health and social challenges. While nearly 90% of sexually active teens reported using birth control, reliance on less effective methods like condoms and pills remains prevalent.

Cipro-resistant Shigella is spreading in the U.S., raising concerns about multidrug-resistant shigellosis. The CDC emphasizes the importance of lab tests for effective treatment and recommends thorough handwashing to prevent infection.

The CDC's first national study reveals that less than half of children aged 4-17 with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) received behavioral therapy in 2009-2010. This highlights a significant gap in treatment options for ADHD among children.

Researchers have analyzed national data to identify the incidence of the four major molecular subtypes of breast cancer, revealing variations by age, race/ethnicity, and poverty level. This study could enhance risk stratification and inform targeted treatment strategies.

CDC launches a new phase of its 'Tips From Former Smokers' campaign, highlighting the experiences of former smokers with smoking-related illnesses such as vision loss and colorectal cancer. This initiative aims to raise awareness and encourage smoking cessation.

The CDC emphasizes the ongoing goal of achieving zero new Ebola cases in West Africa, one year after initiating its largest international emergency response. This effort highlights the importance of continued vigilance and support in combating the disease.

The CDC launches its 2015 "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign, highlighting the experiences of individuals living with vision loss and colorectal cancer due to smoking. This initiative aims to raise awareness about the severe consequences of smoking-related illnesses.

A CDC/IHS study dispels the myth that short-term doxycycline use stains children's teeth, which may hinder access to lifesaving treatment for tickborne diseases. This finding aims to improve awareness and treatment adherence among pediatric patients.

A CDC study reveals that updated tuberculosis screening guidelines have led to the identification of 629 additional TB cases among immigrants and refugees in 2012. This highlights the importance of effective screening in preventing the spread of TB in the U.S.

CDC is investigating potential Ebola virus exposure among American citizens in Sierra Leone after a volunteer healthcare worker tested positive. This situation highlights ongoing risks associated with Ebola in the region.

The CDC is investigating potential exposures of American citizens to Ebola after a healthcare worker tested positive in Sierra Leone and was medevaced to the U.S. for treatment. This situation highlights ongoing risks associated with Ebola outbreaks in West Africa.

A recent CDC study reveals that two out of three individuals diagnosed with invasive cancer survive five years or more. This statistic highlights the progress in cancer treatment and early detection efforts.

The American Medical Association and the CDC launch the 'Prevent Diabetes STAT' initiative to address the alarming 86 million Americans living with prediabetes, with 90% unaware of their condition. This campaign aims to raise awareness and encourage preventive measures.

The American Medical Association and the CDC will announce a new initiative this week to prevent type 2 diabetes, addressing the alarming statistic that over 86 million Americans have prediabetes, with 90% unaware of their condition. This initiative aims to raise awareness and promote prevention strategies.