atsdr.cdc.gov
RegisteredAbout the projectWebsite atsdr. cdc. govis owned by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease (ATSDR). It is the official platform of the US government designed to protect commun...
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About the project
Website atsdr. cdc. govis owned by the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease (ATSDR). It is the official platform of the US government designed to protect communities from the harmful effects of exposure to both natural and man-made hazardous substances. The resource runs on the domain . gov, which guarantees its affiliation with government organizations and provides a secure connection via HTTPS.
The main goal of the project is to provide information about the agency's programs and their impact on public health. The site serves as a center for data collection, risk assessment and rapid response to environmental threats.
Main areas
The activities of the site and its associated agency cover several key areas related to the assessment of public health:
- Toxicological profiles. The final versions of toxicity profiles are published on the portal. For example, in July 2025, eight such profiles became available.
- Public health assessment. This section focuses on health assessments and consultations that help determine whether people are exposed to hazardous substances.
- PFAS and asbestos. Separate blocks are devoted to understanding the impact of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) and asbestos on human health. The materials are updated regularly (the last updates were noted in the fall and summer of 2024).
- Geospatial research. Place and Health analyzes the relationship between location and health using geospatial data.
- ACE Program. Assessment of Chemical Exposures provides resources for rapid epidemiological assessment during acute environmental emergencies.
- Emergency response. ATSDR Emergency Response is available to assist with environmental hazardous substance incidents.
- Specific cases. The site contains information about health issues associated with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in drinking water at Camp Lejeune (North Carolina) and the National Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Registry.
- Land restoration. The ATSDR Land Reuse Health Program integrates health considerations into the redevelopment of brownfields.
Features of the site
The resource interface is structured to provide quick access to critical information. Navigation includes sections For Everyone, A-Z index, annual reports and news. Particular attention is paid to interaction with communities: there is a section In Their Own Words, which presents feedback from participants, volunteers and indigenous peoples about cooperation with the agency.
The site supports multilingualism. In addition to English, versions are available in Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Tagalog, Russian, Arabic, Creole, French, Polish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Japanese and Farsi. Help in choosing a language is also provided.
Users can subscribe to updates by email. Links to privacy policies, accessibility, FOIA, and other agency regulations are available.
Contact information
To contact the agency, a telephone number is provided: 800-232-4636. The site also has forms for sending messages and sections with contacts for ATSDR regional offices.
FAQ
What does ATSDR do?
The agency protects communities from the harmful effects of toxic substances, both natural and man-made. It conducts public health assessments, develops toxicology profiles and helps respond to environmental emergencies.
What specific health issues are covered on the site?
The portal covers in detail issues related to exposure to PFAS, asbestos, volatile organic compounds (particularly in the context of Camp Lejeune), as well as data from the National ALS Registry.
How to get help during an environmental emergency?
ATSDR provides emergency response services to assist during hazardous substance incidents. There is also an ACE program for rapid epidemiological assessment of such situations.
Is support available in Russian?
Yes, the site offers an interface and help in Russian, as well as many other languages, including Spanish, Chinese, Arabic and others.
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