CDC Washington Office
Responds to inquiries regarding CDC's programs and services. Their legislative, budget, grants and health information sections provide statistics and summaries to staff, other agencies and Congress.
National Vaccine Program Office
Provides information about vaccines, influenza, immunization, and international portation of disease and epidemics, such as Pandemic, a unique influenza outbreak. This site provides pertinent information about childhood, adolescent, and adult immunizations.
Office of Genetics & Disease Prevention (OGDP)
Provides visitors with information about human genetic discoveries and how they can be used to improve health and prevent disease. A program of the National Center for Environmental Health.
Office of Global Health (OGH)
Works with public and private partners to increase CDC's ability to respond to the new realities of global public health.
Office of Health and Safety (OhASIS)
Provides leadership to promote and assist in the achievement of a safe and healthful work environment for CDC employees, contractors, and visitors. "Employee Protection Through Prevention."
Office of Program Planning and Evaluation
Scope of coverage includes the following: bioterrorism; birth defects; buildings and facilities; cancer prevention; chronic disease prevention; environmental health; global health; health promotion; HIV/AIDS; immunizations; infectious diseases; injury prevention; partners in public health; public health workforce; research, technology, and data; workplace health and safety; ATSDR PIB contents; health assessment; health education; health studies; and toxicology.
Technology Transfer Office (TTO)
Provides leadership and expertise to promote and effect the timely transfer of knowledge and technology for development of products and processes that improve public health.