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The RSV surge didn't come out of nowhere, but gaps in data made it tougher to predict - Vimarsana News

The RSV surge didn't come out of nowhere, but gaps in data made it tougher to predict

The United States is dealing with a unique season of respiratory virus transmission: Flu cases are on the rise earlier than usual, and RSV case rates are extra high, even

Source: kitv.com
The RSV surge didn't come out of nowhere, but gaps in data made it tougher to predict - Vimarsana News

The RSV surge didn't come out of nowhere, but gaps in data made it tougher to predict

The United States is dealing with a unique season of respiratory virus transmission: Flu cases are on the rise earlier than usual, and RSV case rates are extra high, even

How sewage surveillance is helping spot disease outbreaks early - Vimarsana News

How sewage surveillance is helping spot disease outbreaks early

Widespread wastewater testing began during the COVID-19 pandemic. Now, public health officials are expanding their efforts to look for other diseases.

Source: aamc.org
Wastewater surveillance becomes more targeted in search for poliovirus, monkeypox and coronavirus - Vimarsana News

Wastewater surveillance becomes more targeted in search for poliovirus, monkeypox and coronavirus

The same waste water techniques that were used for COVID-19 are now being used to detect other infectious diseases like polio and monkeypox.

Source: komu.com
Wastewater surveillance more targeted for polio, monkeypox, COVID - Vimarsana News

Wastewater surveillance more targeted for polio, monkeypox, COVID

Some disease detectives in the United States are narrowing their wastewater surveillance efforts to zero in on specific buildings and identify hot spots for a growing list of diseases.

Source: wlky.com