As an integral partner in this federal program charged with providing an early-warning network of sensors to detect a biological attack, CIDRAP serves as an advocate for local and state public health agencies that participate in the system in their areas.
CCIVI works to address the significant policy, investment, leadership, and organizational barriers that must be overcome to develop the next generation of influenza vaccines that can protect those most at risk of serious illness and death and reduce the global impact of the next influenza pandemic.
MCEIRS conducts surveillance and research on the natural history, epidemiology, ecology, and transmission of influenza to enhance understanding of how influenza viruses are maintained in animal populations, reassort among species, transmit to human populations, and pose pandemic threats.
As a world-leading source of current, comprehensive, and authoritative information, CIDRAP’s news publishing division writes original news stories each business day and maintains in-depth information on influenza, bioterrorism, and the latest emerging infectious diseases.
Public Health Practices is a curated and easy-to-search compendium of tools, strategies, and downloadables created by US health agencies and partners to prepare for and respond to the health consequences of disasters and emergencies. As a practice exchange, we encourage public health innovators to submit concrete examples of preparedness and response work developed in the field.
