Center for Disease Control and Prevention/CDC
1600 Clifton Rd., Atlanta, 30333
(800) 232-4636 · more numbers below
The CDC is the national public health agency of the United States. Its website gives health facts on many topics, news on outbreaks, and tips for staying safe and healthy. It also runs the World Trade Center Health Program and offers free language help by phone.
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Carbon monoxide informationService
You can get information about carbon monoxide and its health risks.
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CDC InfoService
CDC-INFO gives health information to the public, health care providers, and public health workers.
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CDC Museum Public Health AcademyProgram
The CDC Museum offers tuition-free public health learning programs for rising high school juniors and seniors.
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CDC Speakers BureauProgram
Groups can ask for a CDC speaker to come to an event. The CDC site has tools and answers to common questions about how to ask.
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David J. Sencer CDC MuseumProgram
The CDC has a museum named for David J. Sencer. The CDC's About page links to the museum's own homepage.
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Fellowships and Training OpportunitiesProgram
The CDC lists short-term internships for students and full-time fellowships lasting 1 to 2 years. It also lists work experience, training, and education options for students and professionals.
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Health Topics A-ZService
An online index to help you find CDC information on diseases, healthy living, workplace safety, injury, and more. Topic pages cover things like food safety, diabetes, Alzheimer's, COVID-19, hearing loss, and healthy weight.
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Language Assistance ServicesService
The CDC offers free language help, including trained interpreters and written information in other languages. People with disabilities can get free help such as sign language interpreters and other formats. Spanish speakers can call 1-800-232-4636.
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