enters for Disease Control and Prevention

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is dedicated to developing protective and secure methods to safeguard the United States from health, safety, and security threats. It focuses on preventing both chronic and acute conditions, whether curable or preventable, caused by human error or deliberate attacks. It aims to detect and respond to emerging health threats, address health issues that lead to death and disability among Americans, put scientific and advanced technologies into action, prevent diseases, promote healthy and safe behaviors, as well as foster community and environmental well-being, develop leaders, and train the public health workforce.