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Introduction
CDC's mission includes providing leadership in preventing,
controlling, and eventually eliminating tuberculosis (TB) from the United
States in collaboration with partners at the community, state, and international
levels. The Division of TB Elimination
is part of CDC's National
Center for HIV, STD and TB Prevention and coordinates CDC's effort in
Tuberculosis prevention, control and eventual elimination.
To accomplish its mission, CDC carries out the following activities:
- Develops and advocates effective and appropriate TB prevention and
control policies
- Supports a nationwide framework for monitoring TB morbidity and mortality
- Detects and investigates TB outbreaks
- Conducts clinical, epidemiological, behavioral, and operational research
to enhance TB prevention and control efforts
- Evaluates prevention effectiveness
- Provides funding and technical assistance to state and local health
departments
- Provides training, education, and technical information services to
state and local health departments
The TB section of the NPIN Web site is designed to facilitate the sharing
of information and resources on tuberculosis for all individuals searching
for prevention information.
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