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📢 Celebrating 30 Years of National Public Health Week! 🌍💙 This year’s theme, "It Starts Here," reminds us that change begins with us. Here are three ways to start: #NPHW #PublicHealthStartsHere #CommunityWellness

Advocacy Starts Here 💙🏛 Public health thrives when we take action together! #NPHW #AdvocacyMatters #PublicHealth

Congratulations to our EIP Director, Linda Niccolai, for her work on this JAMA Network Open publication, which evaluates whether the effectiveness of Nirsevimab varies by vaccine dosage, time since immunization, and disease severity. Read more here: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40063022/

Health Equity Starts Here ⚖️💙 Health should not be determined by zip code, race, or income. Let’s take action. #NPHW #HealthEquity #PublicHealthForAll

We're excited to share that RESP-NET's publication was among the top 10 most-cited papers in Influenza and Other Respiratory Viruses in 2023! Read the article here: doi.org/10.1111/irv.13…

Climate Action Starts Here 🌍🌱 Our health is directly tied to our environment. This #NPHW, take steps to protect both.

The Future of Public Health Starts Here 👩‍⚕️💙 Tag a public health hero you appreciate! #NPHW #PublicHealthLeaders

📣The Emerging Infections Program’s own Monica Brackney was recently featured in an @yalesph article discussing the real-world effect of HPV vaccines on preventing cervical precancers. Read more about it here! ysph.yale.edu/news-article/c…

This April, we recognize an important Emerging Infections Program partnership: public health laboratories! Several EIP programs depend on laboratory testing done at our State Public Health Laboratory to accurately detect and monitor disease in the community. Swipe to learn more!

Publication Alert! A new article based on analysis of FoodNET data estimates the number of illnesses, hospitalizations, and deaths caused by 7 foodborne pathogens in the US for the year 2019. Read more at wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/31…

Yale EIP staff recently attended EMD Research Day and saw a lot of impressive work from Yale School of Public Health students at EMD Research Day. We also want to give a special congratulations to our graduating Yale EIP students on their phenomenal thesis presentations!

This May, we are highlighting the Candidemia monitoring project in the Emerging Infections Program (EIP): candidemia is an important fungal disease that predominantly affects vulnerable populations and is often associated with healthcare settings. Swipe to learn more!

CT Emerging Infections Program at YaleSPH's RSV-NET data was used in a recent MMWR publication evaluating the association between prevention product availability and RSV-associated hospitalization rates in young children. Check it out! cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/7…

Brooke Tran is a recent Yale MPH graduate who worked on the FoodCORE project here at the CT Emerging Infections Program. After graduation, she will be working as a Cal-EIS Fellow with the City of Long Beach Health and Human Services. Congratulations Brooke! #Classof2025

Chess Blacklock-Votava is a recent Yale MPH graduate who worked on the FoodCORE project here at the CT Emerging Infections Program. After graduation, she will be working as a data analyst for the Department of Vermont Health Access. Congratulations to Chess! #Classof2025

Katerina Karaiskos is a recent Yale MPH graduate who worked on the FoodCORE project here at the CT Emerging Infections Program. She is currently exploring different opportunities in applied epidemiology after graduation. Congratulations to Katerina! #Classof2025

Publication Alert! A recent MMWR publication uses data from CT Emerging Infections Program at YaleSPH's Candidemia Surveillance Project to describe candidemia incidence and learn more about risk factors, treatment, and outcomes. Read more about it here: cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/7…

Shivesh Shourya recent Yale MPH graduate who worked on the HAIC projects at the CT Emerging Infections Program. Shivesh will be heading to medical school at Duke University, building on his MPH training in Social and Behavioral Sciences. Congratulations to Shivesh! #Classof2025

On May 9th, Yale EIP staff and students gave back to our local New Haven community by participating in the #YaleDayOfService, an event hosted by Yale School of Public Health. This year was extra special as it marked the 10th year anniversary of the event!

This June, we recognize an important part of our organization: the students! The Connecticut Emerging Infections Program has helped more than 300 public health students gain meaningful experience in applied epidemiology. Swipe to learn more!