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- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
The CDC 's mission is to collaborate to promote prevention of disease, injury and disability, and to prepare for new health threats. CDC.gov links to statistical sources for morbidity and mortality health data. Information is available on current national and worldwide emergencies and disasters. CDC.gov is also the place to look for immunization guidelines for children, and for traveler's vaccine requirements. It links to information on country safety for travelers, environmental safety, and workplace safety and health.
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Información oficial en español. GobiernoUSA.gov es el portal oficial del Gobierno de los Estados Unidos en español.
Browse related subjects: Government, Hispanic, Latino, Public Health, Social Issues, Spanish Language - Healthy Santa Cruz County
Los sitios web sobre salud en español.
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First African-American U.S. Governor
The first African-American U.S. Governor was Lawrence Douglas Wilder. Wilder was elected on November 7th, 1989 to serve as Governor of Virginia.
During Governor Henry Clay Warmouth's impeachment, African-American Louisianan Lieutenant Governor Pickney Benton Stewart Pinchback served as Louisiana's governor from December 11, 1872 to January 14, 1873.
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