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H1N1 (Swine) Flu InvestigationThe CDC is actively investigating human cases of influenza A (H1N1) in several states and is working closely with Canada, Mexico and the World Health Organization. The CDC is continuously updating its investigation information. As with any infectious disease, CDC recommends that people should take everyday preventive actions. Read the WHO report. Public Health Emergency declared nationwide involving Swine Influenza A. Press Release Health ReformPresident Obama is committed to working with Congress to pass comprehensive health reform this year in order to control rising health care costs, guarantee choice of doctor, and assure high-quality, affordable health care for all Americans. Learn more at www.HealthReform.gov |
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May 14, 2009
HHS to Award $1.79 Billion to Help People Living with HIV/AIDS The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) today announced the release of $1.79 billion to ensure that people living with HIV/AIDS continue to have access to life-saving health care and medications. More...
May 13, 2009
HHS Secretary Sebelius, Executive Director of White House Council on Women and Girls Sebelius Releases New Report on Women's Health on www.HealthReform.gov, "Roadblocks to Health Care" More...
May 13, 2009
Secretary Sebelius Statement on Food Safety Working Group Listening Session Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius today attended and delivered opening remarks at the White House Food Safety Working Group Listening Session. The listening session included stakeholders representing a diverse range of organizations. More... More news HHS Family of Agencies Watch, Listen, Subscribe Of Interest: Women’s Health During National Women's Health Week, communities, businesses, government, health organizations, and other groups are encouraged to work together to educate women on ways to improve physical and mental health. Small steps go a long way toward prevention and good health. Women can lower their risks of certain diseases by participating in physical activity, eating a healthy diet, and living a health lifestyle. It’s important to see your health care professional for regular checkups and screenings. Visit womenshealth.gov to use the Women’s Health Screening Tool and find out what preventative screenings you need. FDA Product Recalls Pistachios Peanut-Containing Products |