Page 14 - Control Program News Today

In order to make certain there are positive changes in diabetes prevention in the future, a plan for change must be made now.

Native Americans in Utah have a disproportionally high cigarette usage rate compared to the general population, reflecting a nationwide phenomenon.

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio recognized November as Diabetes Prevention Month during a ceremony at Adelup Friday.

The Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) is expecting that dengue cases may decrease from early next month.

Even when the grant period ends, Jacqueline Hassett, public health program specialist and health equity coordinator with Grand Forks Public Health, said health equity efforts will continue at GFPH.

Howard County General Hospital’s Claudia Mayer/Tina Broccolino Cancer Resource Center offers a range of services, from free wigs to support groups, to cancer patients.

Governor Hochul announced over $13 million has been awarded to protect clean water across New York State and help New York's farmers continue their work to mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Funding Provided for 50 Agricultural Projects to Help Farmers Across the State Enhance Water Quality in Priority Watersheds.

Three of the Pasig City local government's offices received two accolades from the Metro Manila Center for Health Development (MMCHD) on Friday, Oct. 14, for having the best sanitation and anti-dengue programs in the National Capital Region (NCR). Photo from Mayor Vico Sotto FB Page “All credi

“Achieving Cancer Health Equity in Asian Americans: Dispelling the Myth of the ‘Model Minority’ ” Presented by: Carolyn Y. Fang, PhD Professor and Co-leader, Cancer Prevention and Control Program Associate Director for Population Science Fox Chase Cancer Center Location: Join this presenter virtually via Zoom Sponsor: Kenneth Tercyak, PhD Carolyn Fang, PhD, is Associate Director […]