Bureau of Epidemiology and Population Health

The Bureau of Epidemiology and Population Health advances and promotes the health and quality of life of Michigan residents by:

• Responding to infectious disease outbreaks and chemical exposures
• Collecting, analyzing, and reporting statistics on a wide variety of health topics including immunizations, injuries, cancer, diabetes, communicable diseases and HIV/AIDS
• Improving access to and quality of public health services by evaluating state programs and related healthcare systems
• Guiding health policy by presenting state and local public health agencies, community-based organizations, healthcare providers, and others with data on the health and well-being of state residents
   

MMWR: Assessment of Epidemiology Capacity in State Health Departments - United States, 2009 

Bureau of Epidemiology in Brief, 2011

Communicable Diseases  - Infectious Diseases - Reporting and Tracking  - HIV/STD/Viral - Hepatitis  - Tuberculosis  - Emerging Infections	Immunizations  - Vaccines & Immunizations  - Immunization Registry  - Vaccine-Preventable Diseases  - Vaccine Safety	Environmental Health  - Work & Home Health  - Toxicology & Response  - Lead Remediation  - Emergency Preparedness & Response
Lifecourse Epidemiology and Genomics Division  - Genomics & Newborn Screening  - Maternal & Child Health Epidemiology  - Chronic Disease Epidemiology	Fellowships & Training  - National Fellowships & Internships  - State Fellowships & Internships  - Training  - Epi Insight Newsletter	Key Partners - National Partners  - State Partners