Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.)

Broadcast-quality, public service announcements (PSAs) from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that cover a broad range of public health and safety topics, including the prevention of diseases, accidents, and injuries, particularly after disasters. Some clips are targeted to audiences labelled "General (Mature)," "General (Urban)," "Kids," or "Community." Collection includes lengthier CDC presentations (audio and video) that are not public...

Get an inside look at the Centers for Disease Control's or CDC's Disease Detective Camp. The camp exposes high school juniors and seniors to epidemiology-the field of public health-and the career opportunities in that field.

Describes the evolution of the scope and methods of health-related emergency preparedness communications in the U.S., and today's state-of-the-art services provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. have recently fallen, but as this clip demonstrates, even teens think the rate is still too high. This clip features teens urging health care professionals to talk to their teen patients about pregnancy and contraception.

Vaccinations have become an integral pat of staying healthy. This clip shows the importance of vaccines in preventing influenza, pneumococcal diseases, herpes, zoster (shingles), tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis.

International travel is usually safe when you do your homework beforehand. In this clip, experts show travelers how to avoid problems while in developing nations. Viewers will learn safety tips on food and water consumption and being aware of vehicles and road conditions.

Antibiotics are not the answer to every childhood illness. Parents need to work with their child's doctors and nurses to learn how to help their child feel better.

Mothers are normally more concerned with the health of their children that their own well being, but if you're not yet done having children, your health is important to the health of your future babies.

If a woman is in good health before conception, the chances of a healthy pregnancy and baby are greatly increased. This clip shows how setting goals, making a plan, and taking care of yourself before pregnancy can impact you throughout the childbirth process.

A women's health prior to becoming pregnant has a direct impact on the health of her child. This clip details the steps a woman should take to ensure her preconception health.