Let’s give thanks to the public health workforce! Our new blog shares APHL's appreciation into the critical role public health professionals play in protecting communities. Read more: https://t.co/ME2HJmzbCR #PHTYD#PublicHealthIsALifesaver
The deadly Listeria outbreak from last summer, was solved in just over a week. Learn how public health experts— including an Public Health Laboratory Fellow at @MDHlaboratories — quickly tracked down the source! #APHLFellowship#ThanksPHLabs
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Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month is here! We will be celebrating public health lab teams throughout September and we invite you to join us. Check out our toolkit for celebration suggestions and resources: https://t.co/leLDMsB1oO And use #ThanksPHLabs to join the fun!
I was honored to join @PublicHealth today and present at the annual Policy Action Institute. Grateful for public health advocates and collaboration with the laboratory community! #SpeakforHealth
Pandemic funding provided long-overdue investments in public health, including expanded laboratory capacity. Unfortunately, those dollars are beginning to recede.
The new issue of Lab Matters, APHL's magazine, is here! "Riding the wave of public health laboratory funding into the future" and more in this issue. Check out the highlights: https://t.co/0kBaHETP6w
Smart work by @NCDHHS Laboratory of Public Health and public health partners is protecting kids from potential lead exposure. #ThanksPHLabs#ThisIsPublicHealth
Applesauce has been making headlines. What’s been recalled? How did it begin? And what's next? We answer those Qs and more on our blog. Kudos to APHL member @NCDHHS Laboratory of Public Health for their role in IDing the problem that prompted this recall! https://t.co/4Dz2t2ZvHz
APHL received an award from @CDCgov & @PEPFAR to strengthen laboratory systems/services for timely, quality testing for HIV, TB and HIV-related diseases. This vital work will be done in partnership with @ASCP_Chicago@crdfglobal@USPharmacopeia@UCSF More: https://t.co/GxixSuFMTl
Happy Public Health Laboratory Appreciation Month! Make this a September to remember by using resources in our toolkit: https://t.co/HLCl6JzSTY #ThanksPHLabs for all you do to keep us safe!
DYK? Some public health labs are creating biosurveillance programs to collect data on non-fatal drug overdoses. The information can then be used in substance use prevention and treatment efforts. At the 2023 #APHL Annual Conference, experts explained how: https://t.co/DB0fmGUB45
This was really impressive work during very difficult times. Kudos to my @APHL colleagues and our partners for their vision, collaboration and commitment to #PublicHealth!
As the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency expires, the Exposure Notifications System (ENS) in most US states also shuts down. For the past three years, APHL has played a critical role in the US ENS and we're extremely proud of the work that's been done. https://t.co/zcZQfIv0Zz
The #APHLFellowship is in full bloom today with the launch of applications for the next cohort! The Public Health Laboratory Fellowship Program invites students ready to advance their career in public health laboratory science to apply. Learn more at https://t.co/SQrEWqXrLi
This new program is an excellent opportunity for current students interested in science and public health to explore careers within public health laboratories ... and make a difference in their communities! Applications are now open. #APHLInternship
Three years and a pandemic later, I am thrilled for the launch of our @APHL infectious disease conference. Congratulations to my ID colleagues and the planning committee for making it happen! #IDLabCon
Here they are... APHL's Top 10 Stories of 2022! These are the most viewed/downloaded stories in Lab Matters, on the APHL Blog and on the Lab Culture podcast. There are many more great stories so don't miss those too! https://t.co/vrWR3jaA9f
“The COVID-19, monkeypox, and now Ebola responses have illustrated the urgent need to re-imagine the nation’s laboratory system. Such an effort will require sustained funding for CDC and public health laboratories...” says APHL CEO @scottjbecker https://t.co/tb6hzsZSiW