Divisions and Offices

At a glance

CDC works 24/7 to protect the health and safety of Americans and people around the world. CDC's Global Health Center works to address dangerous and costly public health concerns, including global health security, vaccine-preventable diseases, HIV, and tuberculosis—responding when and where health threats arise. Read more about the impact of CDC's Global Health Center.

Our divisions

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About the Division of Global HIV and TB
Learn about CDC's work to eliminate HIV and tuberculosis.
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About the Division of Global Health Protection
Learn about CDC's work to build global public health capacity.
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About the Global Immunization Division
Learn about CDC's work to strengthen global immunization.

Where we work

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Our Global Presence
CDC has a network of country and regional offices in over 60 countries.
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Regional Offices Around the World
U.S. CDC has six regional offices worldwide.

Related links

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Our Impact
Read more about CDC's global health impact.
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