National Syndromic Surveillance Program (NSSP)

States and communities use syndromic surveillance data to investigate and respond to potential health threats, sharing data with CDC for action. Read their stories.

• Air Quality and Asthma-like Illness in Oregon During Wildfires
• Wildfires in California: A Critical Use Case for Expanding State Capacity and Sharing Information Across Public Health Jurisdictions
• New Jersey Leverages Syndromic Surveillance to Combine Multiple Data Sources for Detecting Occupational Injuries and Exposure