#HCPs: New CDC study shows that 2024–25 COVID-19 vaccines provided children with protection against COVID-19-associated emergency department and urgent care visits. Talk to parents about the benefits of an updated COVID-19 vaccine.
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Something mysterious is appearing in wastewater monitoring as fall approaches. Can you guess what it is? Here’s a hint: 🎃
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To see what’s really appearing in your community’s wastewater, check out https://t.co/rYt1ekUIF0
Looking for art for your classroom or lab? These free scientific superhero posters feature disciplines involved in advanced molecular detection.
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Looking for art for your classroom or lab? These free scientific superhero posters feature disciplines involved in advanced molecular detection.
🗓️Tomorrow is the last day to order from CDC Publications On Demand: August 15, 2025.
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Looking for art for your classroom or lab? These free scientific superhero posters feature disciplines involved in advanced molecular detection.
🗓️Don’t miss the last day to order from CDC Publications On Demand: August 15, 2025.
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With a career sparked by a CDC training class, genomic epidemiologist Krisandra Allen shares her perspective on the growth, needs, and critical skills in the field.
Salmonella Outbreak: 187 people sick in 42 states with 42 hospitalizations & 1 death from contact with backyard poultry.
States used pathogen genomics to match Salmonella in poultry arriving at retail stores w/ the same type affecting sick people. More: https://t.co/UBXCr2UTjB
CDC’s Advanced Molecular Detection program has supercharged all 50 state labs with whole genome sequencing capabilities for Salmonella, Listeria, and E. coli—helping detect outbreaks faster and remove contaminated foods sooner. Learn more: https://t.co/UHcKO61dYA
🆕 A new supplement from @CDCgov's EID journal showcases 21 articles on pathogen genomic innovations, highlighting the transformative impact of advanced molecular detection. Huge thanks to all the authors for their contributions to advancing public health! https://t.co/Tz2fai5kGp
As mpox spread globally in 2022, whole genome sequencing helped link cases. King County, WA, found international travel was the likely source for a case with no known contacts, confirming it wasn’t tied to ongoing community transmission.
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@CDC_AMD recognizes the hard work and dedication of public health professionals across the nation. To epidemiologists, lab scientists, bioinformaticians, and everyone who protects our communities, we thank you. #ThankYouPublicHealth
Advanced Molecular Detection (AMD) methods are getting us closer to #PolioEradication! A new strategy finds poliovirus faster & more safely—without growing live virus. A multi-lab study showed strong results to help track & stop polio sooner: https://t.co/LMY15Qs9Dl
It’s hard for many people to see the importance of what CDC does because when it succeeds, there isn’t an outbreak. Your neighbor doesn’t overdose. Your cousin stops smoking or your child doesn’t start. Your grandmother doesn’t develop cancer.
Cuts to this work would put us all at greater risk.
Massive cuts to programs that prevent disease would make Americans sicker. Cutting things isn’t likely to improve them. Actually improving takes expertise and investment. https://t.co/agEFkNGbmx
Whole genome sequencing (#WGS) gives scientists a detailed #DNA fingerprint of bacteria during foodborne outbreak investigations. Having this detailed information helps keep people, animals, plants, and our environment safe. https://t.co/nVe8RXITbA
Report found 3 bovine vet practitioners had evidence of antibodies to H5 bird flu, suggesting recent infection. Two reported no exposures to animals w/ known or suspected bird flu & one practiced in states w/ no known H5 virus-infected cattle at the time: https://t.co/XR4QUG2UL0