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Updates from the field…protecting health and building capacity globally ; issue 15, Summer 2014
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Updates from the field…protecting health and building capacity globally ; issue 15, Summer 2014
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  • Corporate Authors:
    Center for Global Health (U.S.). Division of Global Health Protection.
  • Description:
    Message from CDC Director • Global Health Security – Why does it matter? Highlights of investigations • CDC and Kenyan FELTP Residents Investigate Ebola Outbreak in Liberia • Improving Immunization Coverage through Short Message Service (SMS) Reminders in Zimbabwe Partnership Matters • Strengthening Tobacco Control Surveillance in Pakistan • As Haiti Cholera Cases Decline—Maintaining Focus on Prevention. • June 20th is World Refugee Day! Graduate Corner • EIS International Night 2014 — Congratulations to this year’s award winners! Training and Resources • Partnership between Pakistan FELTP and Pakistan Armed Forces to Improve Applied Epidemiology and Outbreak Response in Pakistan • FELTP Residents in Central African Republic are Committed to Disease Surveillance and Response
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    Stephen B. Thacker CDC Library collection
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