Public health

It is irresponsible for nations, to whom much has been given, to sit on the sidelines when young babies are dying because of mosquito bites.

We will turn the tide against HIV/AIDS once and for all.

Americans benefit from strong and effective food and product safety standards.

I will do my very best to make sure we can tackle cancer

HIV/AIDS is a global health crisis.

I encourage all Americans to follow the new dietary guidelines released by the Department of Health and Human Services earlier this year that emphasize the importance of nutritious foods and regular physical activity.

We must detect outbreaks before they spread across the world.

This strategy is designed to meet three critical goals: to detect and contain outbreaks before they spread across the world.

Our strategy is designed to meet three critical goals: First, we must detect outbreaks that occur anywhere in the world; second, we must protect the American people by stockpiling vaccines and antiviral drugs.

Regular screening is vital.

At least a million infants and toddlers are not fully immunized.

AIDS everywhere is still 100 percent preventable.

My administration developed a nationwide plan to protect our children from the dangers of tobacco

AIDS is an economic crisis.

We must all work together to improve our Nation's health and save our children's lives

Comprehensive tobacco prevention and education efforts can make a difference

AIDS is also a moral crisis.

This Center will fund research programs on health disparities and minority health.