#Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Tuesday, June 27, is a reminder to get tested for HIV. Here’s why it’s important to do so.

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Millions of Americans have chronic hepatitis virus—a leading cause of liver cancer—and don’t even know it.

This round of first-year funding from the CDC goes to 30 community-based organizations.

With a likely increasing proportion of the HIV population virally suppressed, addressing disparities, especially racial ones, is vital.

The campaign reaches African Americans in Kentucky, in a region the CDC rates as high risk for HIV.

The CDC estimates that annual new HIV infections declined 18 percent between 2008 and 2014.

The national health organization’s 2017 advisory report now includes advice on 13 vaccinations for U.S. adults.

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However, diagnoses are rising among 25- to 29-year-olds.

Four people in Miami’s Wynwood district are believed to be the first individuals in the United States to contract Zika from mosquitoes.

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