Australian Centre for Disease Control (Australian Centre for Disease Control)
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The Australian Centre for Disease Control (Australian CDC) is an independent national agency established to strengthen Australia's preparedness for, response to, and prevention of public health emergencies. It provides trusted, evidence based public health advice, coordinates national disease surveillance, and leads emergency health management functions, building on the work of the interim CDC established in 2024. The agency brings together expertise, data systems, and partnerships across governments and scientific communities to improve health outcomes and enhance Australia's resilience against emerging health threats.
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