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Soon after birth, babies born in the United States are checked for certain medical conditions. Learn why this newborn screening is important for your baby and why you should ask for your baby’s screening results.

Speaking at the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia, President Obama provides an update on the U.S. plan to help combat the Ebola epidemic in West Africa. September 16, 2014.

Helen Ding, MD1, Carla L. Black, PhD1, Sarah Ball, ScD2, Sara Donahue, DrPH2, David Izrael MS2, Walter W. Williams, MD1, Erin D.

Your job can have a big influence on your health. Learn how employers can help their employees lower their cancer risk.

List of partner organizations of One Conversation at a Time, CDC’s first national effort to encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV

Promotional videos of One Conversation at a Time, CDC’s first national effort to encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV

One Conversation at a Time is CDC’s first national effort to encourage Hispanic/Latino families, friends, and communities to talk openly about HIV

Suggestions to start a conversation about HIV/AIDS with families, friends, and within Hispanic/Latino communities

To produce the first detailed genomic sequence of the Liberian Ebola virus, CDC laboratories used advanced molecular detection (AMD) methods.