U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention India Country Office annual report 2014-2015

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) opened its office in Delhi in 2001. Working closely with local partners and health agencies, CDC India has spent the last 15 years addressing a widening range of infectious and noncommunicable diseases through the Global Disease Detection Regional Center (GDD), the Division of Global HIV and Tuberculosis (DGHT), the Influenza Division, and the Global Immunization Division.Publication date from document properties.annual-report-508-version-for-web.pdfA Letter from the Director -- Global Health Security Agenda -- Division of Global HIV and Tuberculosis -- Global Disease Detection Regional Center -- Influenza Division -- Noncommunicable Disease -- Ebola Response -- Funding -- CDC India Key Partners -- Meet Our Staff -- Publications