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As such, submitters note that the American College of Physicians has described that the implications of dental disease in patients who are undergoing immunosuppressive therapy extend beyond their oral disease, with potentially life-threatening complications if the dental problems are not treated

"As the scope of CDC's activities expanded far beyond communicable diseases," explains CDC historian Elizabeth Etheridge, "its name had to be changed." Beginning as a branch of the Public Health Service charged with malaria control in Southern states during World War II, it became the Center for Disease Control in 1970, the Centers for Disease Control in 1981, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in 1992

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