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Public Health Initiatives

 

 PUBLIC HEALTH ALERTS

 

CDC Coronavirus Case Definitions and Guidance
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is working closely with the World Health Organization (WHO) and other partners to better understand the public health risk presented by recently reported cases of infection with a novel coronavirus.

Visit the CDC website for updates, case definitions, and guidance.

CDC Resources on Fungal Meningitis
The CDC has asked the AOA to help in sharing the following information about the multistate fungal meningitis outbreak:

  • The CDC has launched a new telephone-based Clinicians Consultation Network service to assist clinicians treating patients who received injections with the contaminated steroid medication. To access the service, physicians should call 1-800-CDC-INFO (1-800-232-4636) and then select the appropriate prompts.

  • The agency also wants doctors to be aware of recent indications of two unusual clinical complications - epidural abscess and arachnoiditis- among a portion of patients undergoing treatment for meningitis associated with contaminated injections.

  • Regularly updated guidance documents about clinical aspects of the outbreak are available on CDC's outbreak-related Clinician Guidance page.

 Updated Jan. 18, 2013.

​The AOA prides itself on helping to create and improve access to health care for all Americans. To this extent, the association has created women’s health, end-of-life care, and minority health care initiatives. Each of these initiatives seeks to promote health care, continuing medical education and public programs for these groups.

In addition, the AOA works to promote public health by providing a wealth of resources and tools to help physicians address public health concerns and encourage patients to lead healthy lifestyles. As part of this effort, we provide the following online resources:
 

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