Meaningful Progress in the Fight Against America’s Overdose Crisis
New provisional CDC data show predicted U.S. drug overdose deaths have fallen 12.3%, comparing 12-month-ending estimates for March 2025 and March 2026. That represents a continued decline and meaningful progress
It's Raccoon Summer (thanks, Jimothy)! Summer is also when rabies cases rise. Protect Jimothy & all wildlife: keep your distance, call a pro if you see a sick or injured wild animal & keep pets current w/rabies vaccine.
Stay wild, stay safe, Jimothy. 🦝
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Across Tribal Nations, CDC partners to support health, strengthen public health systems, and advance community-driven solutions.
From prevention and recovery programs to research and data systems, these efforts are grounded in respect and built on trust, guided by the strengths,
CDC partners with Tribal Epidemiology Centers (TECs) and Tribes to strengthen public health infrastructure across Indian Country.
TECs deliver critical public health support for American Indian and Alaska Native communities through core functions such as collecting and analyzing
CDC monitors important health issues affecting American Indian and Alaska Native youth.
A recent study found that high school students who drink soda or sports drinks 4 or more times a day are less likely to visit a dentist each year, while those who drink water 3 or more times a
