Archive by Date

2018

• September: Preventing 1 Million Heart Attacks and Strokes
• August: Zika in Babies: Opportunities for Monitoring Health and Development
• June: Rising Suicide Rates Across the US
• May: Vector-Borne Diseases: The Growing Threat
• April: CDC’s Containment Strategy for Unusual Antibiotic Resistance
• March: Coordinating Clinical and Public Health Responses to Opioid Overdoses Treated in Emergency Departments
• February: Asthma in Children: Working Together to Get It Under Control
• January: Safe Sleep for Babies

2017

• December: Increasing HIV Testing to Reduce Diagnosis Delays
• October: Taking Action to Reduce Overweight- and Obesity-related Cancers
• September: Recent Trends in Stroke Death Rates
• July: Promising Interventions to Improve Prescribing Practices within States
• June: Health Care-Associated Legionnaires’ Disease: Protect Patients with Prevention and Early Recognition
• May: African American Health: Creating Equal Opportunities for Health
• April: Zika Virus: Protecting Pregnant Women and Babies
• March: Arthritis in America
• February: Too Loud for Too Long ― Loud Noises Damage Hearing
• January: Good Healthcare Decreases Kidney Failure in Native Americans with Diabetes

2016

• December: Preventing HIV Among People Who Inject Drugs: The Vital Role of Syringe Services Programs
• November: Partnering to Reduce Tobacco-Related Cancers
• October: School Sealant Programs: Providing a Shield Against Tooth Decay
• September: Medication Adherence: Helping People Take Their Medicine
• August: How Three States Tackled Sepsis
• July: Motor Vehicle Injury Prevention – United States and 19 Comparison Countries
• June: Innovative Approaches to Reducing the Risk of Legionella in the Environment and Preventing Legionnaires’ Disease
• May: Expanding Access to Effective Programs for Young Children with ADHD
• March: New CDC Data Tool: Antibiotic Resistance & Healthcare-Associated Infections
• February: Partnering to Prevent Alcohol Use During Pregnancy: A Call to Action
• January: E-cigarettes, Advertising, and Youth: A Public Health Priority

2015

• December: Daily Pill Can Prevent HIV: Reaching People Who Could Benefit from PrEP
• November: Working Together to Stop Multistate Foodborne Outbreaks
• October: Hospital Support for Breastfeeding: Experiences from State and Tribal Partners
• September: Heart Age and Addressing Cardiovascular Disease Risk: The Role of States and Localities
• August: Stop the Spread of Antibiotic Resistance and C. difficile Using a Coordinated Approach for Action
• July: Addressing the Current Heroin Abuse and Overdose Epidemic: The Role of States and Localities
• June: The Rising Tide of Melanoma: Communities Play a Vital Role in Preventing This Deadly Skin Cancer
• May: Hispanic Health(https://www.cdc.gov/publichealthgateway/townhall/2015/05/vitalsigns.html)
• April: Preventing Teen Pregnancy: A Key Role for Health Care Providers
• March: Keeping Truckers Safe on the Road
• February: A Breath of Fresh Air: Reducing Secondhand Smoke in Multiunit Housing
• January: Alcohol Poisoning Deaths: A Deadly Consequence of Binge Drinking

2014

• December 2: HIV Care Saves Lives: Viral Suppression is Key
• November 12: Cervical Cancer Prevention: State Perspectives on Screening and HPV Vaccination
• October 14: Preventing Motor Vehicle Crash Injuries and their Associated Costs
• September 9: Schools in Session: Taking Steps to Reduce Sodium in Children’s Diets
• August 12: Progress on Children Eating More Fruit, Not Vegetables
• July 8: Success Stories: States Take Action to Combat Overprescribing
• June 10: Preventing Norovirus Outbreaks from Contaminated Food
• May 13: Increasing Physical Activity Among Adults with Disabilities
• April 15: Preventing Teen Pregnancy in Younger Teens
• March 11: Improving Antibiotic Prescribing in Hospitals
• February 11: Child Passenger Safety: A State and Tribal Perspective
• January 14: Alcohol Screening and Brief Counseling: An Important Part of Adult Preventative Care

2013

• November 12: Colorectal Cancer Screening Saves Lives
• September 10: Preventable Deaths from Heart Disease & Stroke: Improving Care Can Save More Lives
• August 13: Progress on Childhood Obesity: Many States Show Declines
• July 9: Prescription Painkiller Overdoses Among Women
• June 11:When Food Bites Back: Act Locally, Control Nationally
• May 14: Hepatitis C: Testing Baby Boomers Saves Lives
• April 9: Preventing Repeat Teen Births
• March 12: Stopping Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae Infections: Making Health Care Safer
• February 12: Adult Smoking and Mental Illness
• January 15: Binge Drinking among Women and High School Girls

2012

• December 4: HIV Among Youth in the US—Protecting a Generation
• November 20: Breast Cancer
• October 9: Teen Drinking and Driving: A Dangerous Mix
• September 11: Getting Blood Pressure Under Control
• August 14: More People Walk to Better Health
• July 17: Prescription Painkiller Overdoses
• April 17: Child Injury
• March 13: Making Healthcare Safer: Stopping Clostridium difficile Infections
• February 14: Where’s the Sodium?
• January 17: Binge Drinking

2011

• December 13: New Hope for Stopping HIV
• November 8: Prescription Drug Overdose
• October 11: Drinking and Driving in the U.S.
• September 13: Adult Smoking in the U.S.
• August 9: Hospital Support for Breastfeeding
• July 12: Colorectal Cancer Screening, Incidence, and Mortality
• June 14: Foodborne Illness
• May 10: Asthma
• April 19: Teen Pregnancy
• March 8: Healthcare-associated Infections
• February 8: Cardiovascular disease
• January 11: Motor vehicle passenger safety

2010

• December 6: HIV in the U.S.