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CDC is a global leader that works with governments to build, modernize, and strengthen public health programs that save lives. Our agency has 80 years of experience strengthening global health systems that detect, prevent, and respond to health threats.
Where We Work
*CDC direct engagement is only in countries with established U.S. diplomatic relations.
Regional offices
Regional Offices Around the World
U.S. CDC has six regional offices worldwide.
Caribbean and Central America Regional Office
Learn more about CDC's Caribbean and Central America Regional Office.
East Asia/Pacific Regional Office
Learn more about the CDC's East Asia and Pacific Regional Office
Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regional Office
Learn more about CDC's Eastern Europe and Central Asia Regional Office.
Middle East/North Africa Regional Office
Learn more about the CDC's Middle East/North Africa Regional Office.
Learn more about CDC's South America Regional Office.
Southeast Asia Regional Office
Learn more about the CDC's Southeast Asia Regional Office.
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- Where We Work
- Regional offices
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