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A new study reveals that outbreaks linked to raw milk consumption have increased significantly, rising from an average of three per year (1993-2006) to 13 per year (2007-2012). This data highlights growing public health concerns regarding unpasteurized milk.
The CDC's Tips From Former Smokers campaign demonstrated a cost-effective approach, spending $480 per smoker who quit and $393 per year of life saved. These findings were published in the American Journal of Preventive Medicine.
The Association of State and Territorial Health Officials (ASTHO) released the second National Health Security Preparedness Index, scoring the nation's preparedness at 7.4 out of 10 for natural disasters, terrorism, and disease pandemics. This report highlights areas for improvement in public health readiness.
CDC hosted a media briefing to discuss the update on the flu season for 2014-15. The briefing provided insights but lacks significant new data relevant to rare diseases.
The CDC warns of a potentially severe flu season and urges immediate vaccination for those unvaccinated. High-risk individuals are advised to seek prompt antiviral treatment if they develop flu symptoms.
CDC announces a telebriefing to update on the 2014-15 influenza season, focusing on vaccine use and antiviral medication needs. This advisory aims to inform the public and healthcare providers about current flu management strategies.
The adult cigarette smoking rate in the U.S. has reached an all-time low, indicating progress in public health efforts. However, experts emphasize the need for continued strategies and funding to further reduce smoking rates.
CDC held a telebriefing to present a new Vital Signs report on HIV, highlighting updated estimates on diagnosis, care, and treatment among Americans. The report emphasizes the importance of increased HIV care in preventing new infections and saving lives.
CDC's Vital Signs Report reveals that only 30% of the 1.2 million Americans living with HIV have the virus under control. Among those not in control, two-thirds are diagnosed but not receiving ongoing care.
A new CDC report reveals that only 30% of Americans with HIV had their virus under control in 2011. The report highlights that two-thirds of those with uncontrolled virus were diagnosed but not in care.
CDC will hold a media briefing to discuss a new Vital Signs report on HIV diagnosis, care, and treatment in the U.S. The report aims to highlight how improved care can prevent new infections and save lives.
The CDC and USAID provided an update on the ongoing Ebola response efforts in Liberia. The telebriefing focused on the current status and strategies in place to combat the outbreak.
A new study reveals that 90% of adults who consume excessive alcohol do not meet the criteria for alcohol dependence. This finding, released by the CDC and SAMHSA, highlights the need for nuanced approaches to alcohol consumption and public health messaging.
The CDC and DHS have implemented enhanced airport entry screening for travelers from Mali due to its designation as an Ebola-affected nation. This measure aims to monitor and control the potential spread of Ebola in the United States.
CDC reports preliminary progress in containing the Ebola epidemic in Liberia, highlighting the need for ongoing efforts to sustain these trends. The findings were published in the Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report on November 14.
The CDC held a telebriefing focused on eye health, discussing various aspects of vision care and awareness. This event aims to enhance public understanding of eye health issues.
New data reveals that nearly 23% of high school students are currently using tobacco products, raising concerns about long-term health risks and premature death. This information comes from the CDC's latest Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
The CDC reports nearly one million annual doctor visits for eye infections, costing $175 million in direct healthcare expenses. Keratitis, a significant cause of these visits, can lead to severe complications, including blindness.
CDC announces the release of national estimates regarding doctor visits and healthcare costs related to keratitis, an eye condition that can result in blindness if untreated. This data aims to raise awareness about the importance of eye health.
A CDC study reveals that skin cancer costs surged five times faster than treatments for other cancers from 2002 to 2011. This finding highlights the growing financial burden of skin cancer on the healthcare system.
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