By Christopher Chadwick, MS, Specialist, Public Health Preparedness and Response, APHL In the bio world, scientists throw around several words that tend to confuse people:…
By Peter Kyriacopoulos, Senior Director of Public Policy, APHL Congress' frustration over its inability to effectively manage federal spending and the impact of that spending…
By Jessica A. Monmaney, Senior Technician, Food Safety and Infectious Diseases, APHL A few months ago, you may have heard about an ongoing and growing Salmonella outbreak.…
As you probably know, this month has been both National Preparedness Month and Newborn Screening Awareness Month. And as you may have noticed, our blog…
By Jim Garrow, Guest Blogger Jim is the Operations and Logistics Manager for the Bioterrorism and Public Health Preparedness Program at the Philadelphia Department of…
By Larry Sater, MS BT/CT Coordinator, Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Laboratory Services Division When the Laboratory Response Network (LRN) was established in…
By Christopher Chadwick, MS, Senior Specialist, Public Health Preparedness and Response, APHL This month is National Preparedness Month. Follow APHL on our blog and our…
Did you know that September is National Preparedness Month? People around the nation are renewing their efforts to increase awareness of emergency preparedness in all…
By Chris N Mangal, MPH, Director of Public Health Preparedness and Response, APHL; Rick France, PhD, MPH, Chemical Threat Coordinator, Bureau of Public Health Laboratories…
By Annie Carlin, Senior Specialist, Public Policy, APHL It’s March! Federal budget information is coming out fast and furiously. First we had the President’s Budget…