Common Uses of Syndromic Surveillance Data: Monitoring trends in opioid-related overdose visits Tracking community spread of emerging diseases and conditions (e.g., COVID-like illness) Monitoring seasonal patterns of diseases (e.g., influenza-like illness) Case detection (e.g., acute flaccid myelitis, meningococcal disease, rabies) Evaluating health outcomes related to environmental events (e.g., respiratory symptoms during wildfire season, heat-related illness during a heat advisory) Monitoring trends in non-communicable illnesses (e.g., lung injury associated with vaping) Surveillance for health events at mass gatherings (e.g., Special Olympics) Read more at Success Stories | National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP) | CDC National Syndromic Surveillance Program What is NSSP
Identifying biological correlates of successful treatments, at the cellular level, could advance our understanding of the mechanisms underlying remission, and pave the way for the development of novel treatment options
Heres what actually worksand what doesnt
Along the way, I got married
