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Considerations for Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 Genomic Surveillance: A Joint Consensus Recommendation of the @AMPath and @APHL.
Full text: jmdjournal.org/article/S1525…
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CDC confirms first severe case of H5N1 Bird Flu in the U.S. While an investigation into the source of the infection is ongoing, it has been determined that the patient had exposure to sick and dead birds in backyard flocks.
No person-to-person spread of H5 bird flu has been detected. This case does not change CDC’s overall assessment of the immediate risk to the public’s health from H5N1 bird flu, which remains low.
Read full statement: bit.ly/4gI7kLm
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Join Dr. Marie-Claire Rowlinson & @ETheelPhD on Dec. 18 at 1 p.m. ET as they discuss the epidemiology, clinical presentation and diagnostic testing of arboviruses. 🦟Webinar is in collaboration with @APHL & free for all. Register now: asm.social/2da
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When public health works, it’s often invisible. On this Public Health Thank You Day (#PHTYD) I’d like to thank all of our #publichealthworkforce, especially the team at @cdcgov for the work they do every day to protect health & improve lives.
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On today’s #PHRME, ASTHO’s Catherine Murphy provides an update on federal response and bipartisan support for addressing Long COVID. Dr. Ewa King of @APHL highlights the importance of educating the public on H5N1 risks and prevention strategies.
Tune in: discover.astho.org/4hgWE7K.
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CDC works with @APHL to strengthen the national laboratory system through evaluation, education, and training, as well as promotion of best practices and use of new tools. #ThanksPHLabs #PublicHealthLabAppreciation
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And that’s a wrap! What a great #amddays2024! Thank you to all who made this such a great conference! Loved seeing so many old friends and meeting new ones! @APHL @CDC_AMD
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Marie-Claire Rowlinson, laboratory director, @HealthyFla, discussed how #NGS couples with surveillance touches the work they do — and illustrated the growth and volume of testing. #amddays2024 #aphl @APHL (more below…)
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We’re ready for @APHL @CDC_AMD AMD days 2024! Registration opens at 8am tomorrow! Looking forward to seeing everyone! #amddays2024
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2024 marks 25 years of the Laboratory Response Network, a proven system to detect and respond to threats. Thanks to all the laboratorians who work to keep us safe by quickly detecting threats such as mpox. #ThanksPHLabs @APHL @CDCgov @Readygov #NPM2024 joom.ag/ceud/p36
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This Public Health Lab Appreciation Month, we celebrate our laboratory staff and their crucial work to protect us from infectious disease with a commitment to health and racial equity. Learn more about the lab: ow.ly/qPKe50Tq2CY #ThanksPHLabs
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Did you know September is Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month? Keep an eye out for facts about the DGS public health lab and its staff that work tirelessly to protect the Commonwealth of Virginia from health threats. #ThanksPHLabs @VDHgov
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Public health labs are the unsung heroes of our healthcare system. This Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month, we’re giving a big thank you to the lab staff at @DGSvirginia who work tirelessly to protect us from health threats like the flu, rabies and more! #ThanksPHLabs
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The staff in our State Health Laboratory's Center for Environmental Sciences generate data that impact the health of us all. From testing drinking water to monitoring air quality and the safety of the food we eat - our state Health Laboratory helps keep us safe. #ThanksPHLabs
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September is Public Health Lab Appreciation month. Thanks to the teamwork from U.S. #TBEliminationChampions from New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, & Washington State Public Health Labs #TB testing services continued, despite challenges. #ThanksPHLabs bit.ly/4cuLhqc
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The South Carolina Department of Public Health team visited @nphltanzania and met with Director Dr. Nyambura Moremi. Since 2021, their partnership has focused on key areas including bio-safety containment practices, food surveillance, and detecting emerging diseases.
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Delegates from South Carolina’s Department of Public Health, CDC, & APHL met with Mr. Issa Ng'imba, acting PS @wizara_afyatz to discuss collaborations on enhancing laboratory activities & capacity building to prevent, detect, & respond to public health threats.
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Scott Becker@scottjbecker6 Sep 2024
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Great work by the @HealthyLivingMo Public Health Lab….the surveillance system does work well! I’m glad the individual is recovering well. @APHL
First human case of avian influenza A (H5) in Missouri, detected by @HealthyLivingMo and confirmed by @CDCgov. Patient, with underlying conditions, has recovered and been discharged. No animal exposure is concerning.
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Every September we recognize public health laboratory professionals who work passionately to protect the health of all people and all communities. Their work saves lives daily. Join us in saying #ThanksPHLabs! 📸 PH labs at @MKEhealth, @nycHealthy, @LouMetroHealth


















































