The last few months have seen massive attacks on the public health sector. New NIH funding guidelines, released on April 21, 2025, require that recipients of federal funds must certify that they do not operate any programs which advance or promote diversity, equity, inclusion or accessibility, and that they do not engage in boycotts of […]
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On August 10, The People’s CDC hosted Marc Johnson has he led us through a webinar on the importance of wastewater data and how it can aid the continued monitoring of COVID-19 pandemic. Watch the full webinar or see the full transcript below!
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On January 19, 2023 the People’s CDC hosted a webinar. The webinar was a reflection and celebration on the first year anniversary of the establishment of the People’s CDC. With the federal government and countries around the world rolling back public health programs for controlling COVID-19, it’s clear such community efforts to shape public policy
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Communities are our best defense This week marks the first year anniversary of the establishment of the People’s CDC. With the federal government and countries around the world rolling back public health programs for controlling COVID-19, it’s clear such community efforts to shape public policy represent our best defense against a pandemic that continues to
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