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International Day of Epidemic Preparedness

CDC: Saving Lives at Home and Around the World. December 27, 2024. International Day of Epidemic Preparedness. Two lab workers in PPE.
It is essential to highlight the urgent need to invest in systems that can prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease outbreaks.
CDC: Saving Lives at Home and Around the World. December 27, 2024. International Day of Epidemic Preparedness. Two lab workers in PPE.
It is essential to highlight the urgent need to invest in systems that can prevent, detect, and respond to infectious disease outbreaks.
Expanding emergency centers across Kenya. International Epidemic Preparedness Day. Colleagues looking at data on a laptop.
CDC and Kenya’s efforts expanded emergency centers across Kenya helping this country respond to threats quickly.
Strengthening Labs in Vietnam. International Day of Epidemic Preparedness. Woman using a microscope.
CDC’s preparedness efforts in Vietnam are helping that country detect viruses faster.
Speeding Outbreak Response in Sierra Leone. International Day of Epidemic Preparedness. Diverse team working on a sample in a lab to help early diagnose a disease.
CDC’s partnership with Sierra Leone in using 7-1-7 has enabled this country to make significant strides in strengthening its public health systems needed for response.

World Field Epidemiology Day

September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: cdc celebrates their impact around the world. World Field Epidemiology Day
CDC celebrates disease detectives on the frontlines and their impact around the world.
September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: cdc celebrates their impact around the world. World Field Epidemiology Day
CDC's Field Epidemiology Training Program (FETP) equips health professionals worldwide with advanced skills, enabling them to become leading disease detectives.
September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: stopping cholera in haiti. World Field Epidemiology Day
When a cholera outbreak hit Haiti in 2022, CDC-supported disease detectives were on the frontlines, identifying contaminated water sources and implementing urgent public health interventions.
September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: empowering women in public health across India. World Field Epidemiology Day
CDC and India FETP implemented a flexible, one-year Intermediate FETP that allows women to participate without having to relocate.
September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: empowering fetp's next generation in south africa. World Field Epidemiology Day
During the COVID-19 pandemic, South Africa recognized the need for more field epidemiologists.
September 7 Disease detectives on the front lines: halting ebola in Uganda. World Field Epidemiology Day
When a new strain of Ebola hit Uganda, FETP teams stepped in to help. The CDC-trained disease detectives partnered with the Ministry of Health to quickly set up labs for testing this strain and put essential supplies in place.

Global Health Security Conference

Global Health Security Conference 2024. GHS2024. DGHP.
Global Health Security Conference 2024
Man working in lab. Text: At #GHS2024, CDC experts will showcase data driven approaches to advance global health security.
At #GHS2024, CDC experts will showcase data driven approaches to advance global health security.
Woman conducting interview. Text: At #GHS2024 CDC highlights how machine learning is helping workers in Kenya better track and respond outbreaks.
At #GHS2024, CDC highlights how machine learning is helping workers in Kenya better track and respond outbreaks.
Woman entering data. Text: At GHS2024, CDC and Sierra Leone launched a novel deployment system, helping 3000+ front line health workers.
At #GHS2024, CDC and Sierra Leone launched a novel deployment system, helping 3000+ front line health workers.
Two women entering a hospital. Text: At GHS2024, CDC experts highlight how they helped bolster Ukraine's public health systems in the midst of conflict.
At #GHS2024, CDC experts highlight how they helped bolster Ukraine's public health systems in the midst of conflict.

World Health Workers Week

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Every April, CDC celebrates the remarkable contributions of global public health workers dedicated to safeguarding and strengthening health security worldwide.
A woman smiling holding a tablet surrounded by a colorful graphic. “World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2024 #WHWeek, Meet Vedestina Shumbusho, A community Health Hero’s Journey.”
CDC-trained community health worker Vedestina Shumbusho’s swift actions helped stem a recent Marburg virus outbreak in Tanzania.
A man wearing a black hat and white shirt smiling surrounded by a colorful graphic. “World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2024, #WHWWeek, Meet Esteban Arpushana, FETP Champion and bilingual advocate.”
A graduate of the CDC-supported FETP Frontline program in Colombia, Esteban Arpushana is a leader in bilingual health advocacy and pioneering community-based interventions.
A woman smiling wearing a graduation hat surrounded by a colorful graphic. “World Health Worker Week April 1-7, 2024, #WHWWeek, Meet Fhatuwani Gavhi, Strengthening South Africa’s Epidemic Preparedness”
Fhatuwani Gavhi, MPH, an epidemiologist at CDC's Division of Global Health Protection is a leading force in strengthening South Africa’s epidemic preparedness.
A woman with a black suit surrounded by a colorful graphic. “World Health Worker Week, April 1-7, 2024 #WHWeek, Meet Lindsay Kim, Pioneering Innovations in Global Health.
CDC's Program Director for the Division of Global Health Protection in Vietnam, Lindsay Kim, MD, MPH is advancing laboratory capabilities for global health security in Vietnam.
A woman smiling looking down at a drawing surrounded by a colorful graphic. “World Health Worker Week, April 107, 2-24 #WHWWeek, Meet Christina Craig, Engaging Communities to Save Lives.”
A behavioral scientist who joined CDC’s response team in Zambia, Christina Craig, MSc played a pivotal role in combating Zambia’s cholera outbreak.