Viruses and Bacteria First Discovered in Uganda [and] Uganda's Disease Detectives: at Work to Keep the World Safe

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Viruses and Bacteria First Discovered in Uganda [and] Uganda's Disease Detectives: at Work to Keep the World Safe

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07/22/2019
By Center for Global Health (U.S.)

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Uganda’s disease detectives play a vital role in stopping some of the world’s deadliest public health threats. Trained through the country’s CDC-supported Field EpidemiologyTraining Program (FETP), these”boots on the ground” responders are often first on the scene to help track, contain, and eliminate outbreaks before they become widespread epidemics.

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Viruses and Bacteria First Discovered in Uganda -- Uganda’s Disease Detectives: at Work to Keep the World Safe,
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Epidemiology/education Public Health Public Health Surveillance
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Poster
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Field Epidemiology Training Program ; Field Epidemiology Training Program
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Infographic
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Uganda
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1 poster
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