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Investing in Youth, Expanding the Public Health Workforce

Every day, in every community, public health connects us all. Learn more about those who are making an impact and ensuring healthier and safer communities for us all.

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Strengthening Data to Prevent Disease

Every day, in every community, public health connects us all. In our latest Report to Donors, learn more about those who are making an impact and ensuring healthier and safer communities for us all.

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Margaret E. Mahoney: A Trailblazing 'Doer'

Known as the “Grande Dame” of philanthropy, Margaret Ellerbe Mahoney was a self-identified ‘doer.’ With her expertise in creating partnerships and opportunities to support public health, Ms. Mahoney was drawn to the idea of the CDC Foundation, which was launched in 1994. As a founding member of CDC Foundation's board of directors, Ms. Mahoney’s leadership was instrumental during its earliest days.

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Partnering with Communities to Expand Access to Clean, Healthy and Safe Water

Every day, in every community, public health connects us all. Learn more about those who are making an impact and ensuring healthier and safer communities for us all.

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Addressing Hunger at the National and Local Levels

Every day, in every community, public health connects us all. Learn more about those who are making an impact and ensuring healthier and safer communities for us all.

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Fighting Overdose Through Data

Public health and public safety professionals are working together to reduce drug overdoses using data.

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A Legacy of Service: Bill Watson's Journey from POW to Public Health Pioneer

From the battlefields of World War II to the front lines of global disease eradication, William "Bill" C. Watson, Jr.'s remarkable journey exemplifies the transformative power of dedicated public service. His three decades of visionary leadership at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) not only shaped the organization's future but also set an enduring standard for value-driven public health leadership.

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NY Infection Preventionists Investigate Outbreaks

When dangerous pathogens are reported in healthcare settings like nursing homes or hospitals in metro New York, Infection Preventionists are called on to find the source of the problem, reduce the spread of related illnesses and educate and update healthcare workers on the latest hygiene techniques.