Border Health and Migration

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Border Health and Migration
Learn more about border health, migration, and what CDC is doing to prevent the spread of diseases.
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Border Health
Learn about how border health aims to limit the geographic spread of health threats.
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U.S.-Mexico Border and Binational Health
CDC works with partners to control infectious diseases in U.S.-Mexico border communities.
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Health Education Resources
Health education resources for southern border, binational, and migrant populations.

For Public Health Professionals

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CureTB Program
Learn more about CureTB and access referral forms.
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Binational Border Infectious Disease Surveillance Program
How CDC strengthens infectious disease detection and response along the U.S. southern border.
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Tools and Resources
Resources for health professionals to provide education on diseases affecting border communities

Our Global Health Work

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Our Work in Africa
Learn more about DGMH-Africa's work.
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Our Work in Mexico
CDC Mexico collaborates with Mexico health officials to prevent disease in binational communities.
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Our Work in Southeast Asia
Learn more about DGMH-Asia's work.