Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a federal agency in the United States focused on public health and safety. Its main role is to protect people's health by researching diseases, conducting health education, and managing responses to health emergencies. The CDC monitors health trends, provides guidelines to prevent illnesses, and collaborates with various organizations to improve health systems. It plays a crucial role in responding to outbreaks, such as flu or COVID-19, and informs the public about health risks and prevention strategies. Overall, the CDC aims to enhance the nation's health and well-being.