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New CDC Health Push Targets Pregnant Women
20 Nov
Summary
- US health agency proposing new initiatives for CDC.
- Focus on increasing hepatitis B screening for pregnant women.
- Details emerged from internal documents cited by a news outlet.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is reportedly preparing to launch several new programs under the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. A significant aspect of these proposed initiatives includes a dedicated effort to expand and increase the screening for hepatitis B among pregnant women.
This enhanced screening program aims to address potential health concerns for expectant mothers and their newborns. The details surrounding these new CDC programs have surfaced through internal documents, as reported by Bloomberg News. Reuters has indicated that it could not immediately verify the veracity of these claims.
The proposed changes signal a potential shift in public health priorities, with a focused effort on maternal and infant health concerning hepatitis B. Further details regarding the implementation and scope of these new programs are anticipated as the proposals move forward.
