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Disease Control and Prevention - NCHSTP- Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
Web site has been redesigned to include:
* More information just a few clicks away from the home page
* Faster display of information
* More efficient use of the "viewing space"
* A consistent interface (look and feel) throughout the site
* Interactivity
* Branch specific home pages
* Pop-up windows to notify users when they are selecting a link outside of
our site
* A navigation scheme for the general public and not for CDC management
Some of the general topics now accessible
from the home page are:
* Basic Statistics
* Surveillance
* Prevention Research
* Vaccine Research
* Prevention Tools
* Treatment
* Funding
* Testing
* Evaluation
* Software
* Basic Statistics
* Brochures
* Conferences
* Fact Sheets
* FAQs
* HIV/AIDS FAX System
* HIV/AIDS Information
* Links to Other Sites
* Media/Campaigns
* Publications
* Slide Sets
Comments and suggestions should be
submitted to hivmail@cdc.gov.