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CDC Mold Web site provides information on mold and health, an inventory of state indoor air quality programs, advice on assessment, cleanup efforts, and prevention of mold growth, and links to resources.

Results from the November 2014 National Influenza Flu Survey, United States for the 2014-15 influenza season - CDC

CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Influenza Flu - findings from the Internet Panel Survey of pregnant women flu vaccination in the United States for the 2014-15 flu seasons.

New CDC Reports Shows Benefits of Flu Vaccine Last Season But Fewer Than Half of Americans Say They Have Been Vaccinated this Season - CDC

Findings from the Internet Panel Survey of health care personnel flu vaccination in the United States for the 2014-15 flu seasons CDC

Do You Know BRCA? This video will introduce you to KnowBRCA, the free, confidential web tool that CDC offers to help women assess their risk of having a BRCA gene mutation. The tool also provides information about actions women can take if they are at increased risk for a BRCA gene mutation. This brief infographic video will help you learn more information about BRCA genes, BRCA gene mutations, and how they are related hereditary breast and ovarian cancer in young women. Comments on this video are allowed in accordance with our comment policy: http://www.cdc.gov/SocialMedia/Tools/CommentPolicy.html This video can also be viewed at http://www.cdc.gov/cancer/videos/breast/KnowBRCA/KnowBRCA_256Kbps.mp4

Three strategies designed to maximize attendance at educational sessions on chronic disease medication safety in older adults in rural areas were implemented sequentially and compared for cost-effectiveness: 1) existing community groups and events, 2) formal advertisement, and 3) employer-based outreach. Cost-effectiveness was measured by comparing overall cost per attendee recruited and number of attendees per event. The overall cost per attendee was substantially higher for the formal advertising strategy, which produced the lowest number of attendees per event. Leveraging existing community events and employers in rural areas was more cost-effective than formal advertisement for recruiting rural community members.