NCEZID Accomplishments 2016
Number 1: Leading the response to the outbreak of Zika
- Detecting and tracking ZikaCdc-pdf
- Coordinating the emergency responseCdc-pdf
- Diagnosing ZikaCdc-pdf
- Controlling mosquitoesCdc-pdf
- Connecting the dotsCdc-pdf
- Keeping travelers and athletes healthy and safe at the OlympicsCdc-pdf
Number 2: Transforming the nation’s fight against antibiotic resistance
- Establishing the Antibiotic Resistance Laboratory Network (ARLN)Cdc-pdf
- Supporting other AR prioritiesCdc-pdf
- Spurring innovation to protect modern medicineCdc-pdf
- New data resources to drive changeCdc-pdf
Number 3: Hunting for—and finding—emerging and dangerous infectious threats
Number 4: Applying new technologies to advance disease detection
Advanced Molecular DetectionCdc-pdf
Number 5: Giving more assistance and resources to states than ever before
Number 6: Improving healthcare
Number 7: Making food safer to eat
Number 8: Responding to outbreaks
- Foodborne outbreaksCdc-pdf
- Cross-border effort helps identify new listeriosis outbreak sourceCdc-pdf
- Outbreaks caused by contact with animalsCdc-pdf
- Outbreaks related to healthcareCdc-pdf
- Cardiac arrest during dialysisCdc-pdf
Number 9: Targeting infectious disease work across the globe
- Supporting the response to a yellow fever outbreak in Angola and DRCCdc-pdf
- Looking for antimicrobial resistance in IndiaCdc-pdf
- Strengthening systems for recognizing and treating cholera in CameroonCdc-pdf
- Responding to an outbreak of Rift Valley fever in NigerCdc-pdf
- Post-Ebola infection control work in AfricaCdc-pdf
Number 10: Scoring victories against deadly infections
Page last reviewed: January 31, 2017