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Communicable & Chronic Diseases
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
Informational Topics
- Vaccines & Immunizations
- Immunization Registry
- Vaccine-Preventable Diseases
- Safety
- Work & Home Health
- Toxicology & Response
- Lead Remediation
- Emergency Preparedness & Response
- National Fellowships & Internships
- State Fellowships & Internships
- Training, including State of Michigan Geographic Information Systems
- Epi Insight newsletter
- National Partners
- State Partners