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Cardiopulmonary syndromes (dyspnea, chronic cough, pleural and pericardial effusion, and superior vena cava syndrome) can occur in certain cancers. Get comprehensive information about these syndromes in this summary for clinicians.

The Gonzalez regimen is a specialized diet that uses enzymes, supplements, and other factors in cancer management. It is based on a theory that involves the use of pancreatic enzymes to help the body get rid of toxins that lead to cancer. Read about existing clinical data in this expert-reviewed summary.

Anal cancer prevention approaches include reducing anal human papillomavirus (HPV) infection and transmission, and vaccination against HPV. Get detailed information about risk factors and prevention approaches in this summary for clinicians.

Find out what choline is and what it does in your body, what foods provide it, and about choline supplements.

Find out what thiamin is and what it does in your body, what foods provide it, and about thiamin supplements.

Recommended intakes and sources of calcium, effects of deficiency and excess, groups at risk of inadequacy, and interactions with medications.

Find out what selenium is and what it does in your body, what foods provide it, and about selenium supplements.

Find out what iodine is and what it does in your body, what foods provide it, and about iodine supplements.

Find out what zinc is and what it does in your body, what foods provide it, and about zinc supplements.

Applications are being accepted for CDC's July 2015–June 2017 Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) program. EIS is a 2-year, postgraduate program of service and on-the-job training for health professionals interested in the practice of epidemiology. Each year, EIS selects approximately 80 persons from applicants around the world and provides them with opportunities to gain hands-on experience in epidemiology at CDC or at state or local health departments.