📣 WastewaterSCAN is pleased to announce the addition of six new disease targets to our data dashboard. We're now monitoring three of the most significant #gastro diseases in the U.S. in addition to our suite of respiratory diseases. Learn more: stanford.io/45jZ1iE

It’s almost time for #IDWeek2023! Make sure to stop by "Wastewater Analysis: From Surveillance to Discovery" on Thursday @ 3:15 PM EDT. Learn more about our session at: bit.ly/45rV1wC

🏆 Congrats @Marlenekwolfe & co-authors on the 2022 Environmental Science & Technology Journals Best Paper Award for groundbreaking #influenza outbreak monitoring through wastewater analysis! Routine influenza monitoring is now available at all WWSCAN sites. Dive into the details here: pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/ac…

📢 Check out the UPDATED WastewaterSCAN website! We have a fresh new look making it even easier to access valuable insights about infectious disease in communities across the country. Visit TODAY and see what is new: wastewaterscan.org/?utm_source=tw…

WastewaterSCAN is making it easier to understand #wastewater data with three new categories: low, medium, and high. Visit our website to learn more about what each category means. wastewaterscan.org/en

🚨Have you seen WastewaterSCAN's UPDATED website? This week, we launched a new website with a new look! In-depth information on all our new features coming soon! wastewaterscan.org/?utm_source=tw…

We've seen a notable uptick in Influenza B in WastewaterSCAN sites across the South. Although the levels are still low (as they remained last year) and detection sporadic at most sites, the South is the only region where we've seen onset of IBV in wastewater (6 of 55 sites).

I'm really excited to share our paper on dengue! An amazing part of this space is the creativity and the partnerships. It is so much fun to push the boundaries of what we can do with wastewater (arboviruses?!?!) and to work with amazing partners in public health and utilities.

It's been a big week for #redis (and Redis )! After yesterday's license change, we announced today the acquisition of #Speedb, the market's fastest storage engine. We're excited to welcome Speedb team! And here is how we see the future of #redis: redis.com/blog/the-futur…

1/ Our #wastewater dashboard is now LIVE with #H5 flu data from 41 states. Our assay detects H5 #avianflu related to the #H5N1 outbreak in cattle. This testing is a critical #publichealth tool to differentiate seasonal flu from flu related to #HPAI. data.wastewaterscan.org

📣 NEW: WastewaterSCAN is now monitoring for H1 and H3 #influenza subtypes in addition to the H5 influenza marker in our #wastewater testing.

📣 ICYMI: We are now monitoring for H1 and H3 #influenza subtypes in addition to the H5 influenza marker in #wastewater. View the influenza data on our dashboard: data.wastewaterscan.org/tracker/?chart…

🚨COVID-19 is categorized as “High" in #wastewater nationally. WastewaterSCAN started out monitoring SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, and it remains one of a dozen infectious diseases that we monitor across the country. Check levels near you: wastewaterscan.org

1/ 📈 WWSCAN Weekly Data COVID-19: Nationally and in some regions (Midwest & Northeast), SARS-CoV-2 continues to be in the “High” category with high concentrations and no significant upward or downward trend over the last 3 weeks.

October is #RSVAwareness month. Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) usually causes mild, cold-like symptoms, and it can be serious for babies & older adults. Track RSV in your community: wastewaterscan.org/en

1/ 📈 WWSCAN Weekly Data COVID-19: Nationwide, SARS-CoV-2 is in the “Medium” category with medium concentrations and a downward trend over the last 3 weeks. Notably, the South and West are now in the “Low” category.

📣 ICYMI: New WastewaterSCAN study finds #wastewater data valuable for predicting disease trends and hospitalizations in communities, analyzing samples collected from 191 wastewater treatments plants across 40 U.S. states from January 2022 to June 2024. nature.com/articles/s4159…

Get your computer music on ChucK 1.5.4.0 is released: chuck.stanford.edu What's new? (A LOT) chuck.stanford.edu/release/VERSIO…

📣 New publication: SARS-CoV-2 surveillance in US #wastewater: Leading indicators and data variability analysis in 2023–2024 journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…

Larry and I have been talking about recording this episode for ages - we finally got it done - go take a listen : newsletter.invinciblecareer.com/p/remember-whe…?