Briefly describe the role and function of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in working to improve public health
The CDC is the key source of evidence for action on public health issues. The agency is involved in monitoring the health status of the nation, informing clinical and policy decision making, and providing health information for the public. The CDC works with state and local partners to help make their responses to health problems more effective and in detecting and responding to outbreaks and other health threats.
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A) Abdominal contusions B) Room air SpO2 at 93 percent C) Vaginal bleeding D) Rapid heart rate
Over time, a reluctant state of Texas has been forced to expand and improve services, including of the mental health and state school systems. By whom?
A) the Courts B) the Governor C) the Legislature D) the President