The Story of CDC

The Roots of Public Health and CDC

EIS and the Polio Eradication Campaign

Building an Agency to Serve the Public

Public Health Service Untreated Syphilis Study at Tuskegee

Highlighting Important Public Health Tools

PHAs and the Fight Against TB Transmission

CDC’s Early Work in Environmental Health

The End of Smallpox

Responding to International Disasters

Accomplishments of the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s

Disease Detectives Solve the Mystery

A New Hemorrhagic Fever Emerges

Lessons Learned in the Vaccination Program

1981 – Early 1990s In the United States

The Atlanta Missing and Murdered Children

The Most Preventable Cause of Disease

Responding to and Preparing for Emergencies

20 Years of Identifying Pathogens

Making Food Safer to Eat

CDC Safe Water Systems

A 21st Century Public Health Challenge