CDC Website Undergoing Changes,Redirects Implemented for Moved Pages
Atlanta,GA – December 2,2025 – Visitors too the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website may encounter redirect messages as the agency continues to update and reorganize its online resources. The CDC is actively moving content to new locations, and users accessing previously saved links or bookmarks are being automatically redirected or prompted to navigate to the updated pages.
these changes are part of an ongoing effort to improve the user experience and ensure the most current public health information is readily available.Individuals who previously bookmarked CDC pages are advised to update those links to avoid encountering “page not found” errors. The CDC has implemented several redirect notices to assist users during this transition.
In some instances, users will be automatically redirected to the new page location within 10 seconds, with an option to click a provided link for immediate access. For pages that have been archived, the CDC is directing users to https://archive.cdc.gov, offering both automatic redirection and a direct link. When multiple potential new locations exist for a requested page, users are presented with a notice encouraging them to review available options.
The CDC encourages all users to update any saved bookmarks to ensure continued access to vital public health data and recommendations. These updates aim to streamline information access and maintain the CDC’s role as a leading source of health guidance.
