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    Syndromic Surveillance in Action

    States and communities use syndromic surveillance data to investigate and respond to potential health threats, sharing data with CDC for action. Read their stories.
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    • 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
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    Last Reviewed: February 6, 2023
    Source: Division of Health Informatics and Surveillance
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