The Center for Disease Control (CDC) By: Brenna, Hunter, Connor, Spencer

Location ●The location for the CDC is in Atlanta Georgia.

Sources Of Funding ● Procurement and grant office (PGO) awards over 25,000 in acquisitions and assistance. ● (PGO) donates $11 billion in federal funds. ● (PGO) aids in achieving CDC's mission by quickly and effectively donating funds to where they are needed.

Research Projects Underway ●CDC is conducting research to improve the understanding of ADHD. ●CDC is currently researching on birth defects and developmental disabilities. ●Some current studies: -patterns of illness. - improvements on diagnosis and treatments. -risk factors for diseases.

Method for Treatment ●CDC stops disease outbreaks before they spread and become worse. ●The CDC provides life-saving vaccines to people who have life threatening disease. ●CDC would conduct an investigation and provide technical assistance to cities, states or international partners dealing with the outbreak. ●Scientists would work to identify the cause and cure of the outbreak, but CDC acting with other federal and international agencies would send medical teams to help those in the affected areas.

Continued Method Of Treatment ●This assistance of CDC would include: -consultation -lab testing and analysis -patient management and care -tracking of contacts and infection control ●Scientists in the labs of CDC would work to develop a vaccine to combat the virus and then distribute and administer it to public.

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