Divisions and Offices

At a glance

CDC's Global Health Center works to protect Americans from dangerous and costly public health concerns, including COVID-19, vaccine-preventable diseases, HIV, tuberculosis, and malaria—responding when and where health threats arise. Read more about our division's work and impact.

Our divisions

Woman holds a smiling baby. Learn about CDC's work to eliminate HIV and tuberculosis
About the Division of Global HIV and TB
Learn about CDC's work to eliminate HIV and tuberculosis.
A group of scientists, in personal protective equipment, huddle around a table, in a lab, to watch one person who is holding a pipette over a desk.
About the Division of Global Health Protection
Learn about CDC's work to build global public health capacity.
Photo of child receiving an oral vaccine in Malawi.
About the Global Immunization Division
Learn about CDC's work to strengthen global immunization.

Where we work

Global map in blue. CDC has a network of regional and country offices in over 65 countries.
Our Global Presence
CDC has a network of regional and country offices in over 65 countries.
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Regional Offices Around the World
Through overseas platforms, CDC is better positioned to prevent, detect & respond to health threats.
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