New national data from a CDC-funded study published in JAMA show the high burden of sepsis in U.S. children. The study advances monitoring for pediatric sepsis, which can improve prevention efforts. Read here: https://bit.ly/3QdB8aH
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Clinicians: Salmonella Outbreak: 34 people sick, 13 hospitalized, in 13 states from contact with backyard poultry. Advise patients with backyard flocks to take steps to stay healthy, such as washing their hands, supervising kids around flocks, and handling eggs safely. See full details: https://lnkd.in/eTmWb3jQ
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Did you know? Millions die from respiratory illnesses globally every year. Graduates from CDC’s Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) in Tanzania investigated possible causes—to stop outbreaks before they reach the U.S. Read more about these efforts: https://bit.ly/3Ocr6WM.
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Join us today and Friday, April 24, for our Disease Detective TED-Style Sessions! Hear behind-the-scenes and investigative stories from current EIS officers and alumni. Virtual conference registration is free, open, and required to see these or any sessions. https://bit.ly/41YRg2g
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Breast cancer in young women is more likely to be found at a later stage and is often more aggressive and harder to treat. That’s why it’s important to learn the risk factors for breast cancer in young women and find out what to do if you think you may be at risk. Here’s how to take action: https://bit.ly/4bn1deG
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Walk in the shoes of CDC disease detectives as they share scientific discoveries and cutting-edge strategies to improve public health. Virtual registration for the 2026 Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) Conference, taking place April 21–24, 2026, is free and open to the public. Join us for an unforgettable experience! https://bit.ly/41YRg2g
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Physicians and other healthcare professionals: Reviewing wastewater data can provide early warning that infections might be spreading in your community. View local wastewater data at www.cdc.gov/wastewater
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State public health lab professionals: Did you know that CDC has resources for investigating unexplained respiratory disease outbreaks (URDOs)? Determining which pathogen is the cause of the respiratory disease outbreak is critical to implementing appropriate control measures. Explore more about URDO: www.cdc.gov/urdo
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Working in clinical or public health labs ? Stay safe on the job! CDC’s Fundamentals of Lab Safety training teaches you how to: 🔬Identify hazards 🔬Reduce risks 🔬Report & respond to incidents correctly ⭐Bonus: It includes 16 job aids you can download & customize. Sign up for this free training: bit.ly/3Pl8TGO
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For 75 years, CDC's Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) officers have stood at the forefront of the nation’s toughest public health challenges. Become a part of this historic mission. Apply for the Epidemic Intelligence Service today: www.cdc.gov/eis
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