Your Local Epidemiologist in New York
Katelyn Jetelina, Jeremy Faust, MD, Critical Health Voices, Marisa Donnelly, PhDTranslating public health science & news for New Yorkers, so you can take action for your community's health
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Water systems and cybersecurity, a new vaccine EO, and Covid and West Nile virus
This week’s post covers a variety of topics, reminding me that public health’s reach can be wide and sometimes unexpected. I’m covering the importance of bolstering cybersecurity infrastructure to keep our drinking water safe, what a new ex...
Covid increasing, new tick-borne disease on Long Island, West Nile virus, and a blood shortage crisis
Even though the Legionnaires’ outbreak was thankfully officially declared over, and Cyclospora seems to be easing, other infectious diseases are carrying on in New York. I cover them all below, as well as the national blood supply crisis an...
Covid increasing in NY, Cyclospora, WNV, and updates on Legionella
This week, Covid and West Nile virus are increasing, Cyclospora cases are still high, and the Legionnaires’ outbreak appears to be ending. Here’s what New Yorkers need to know.
Covid is increasing but remains low
Covid activity...
Cyclospora in NY, Legionella, ticks, and mosquitoes
There’s a ton to cover in the world of New York public health this week. From updates on the Cyclospora and Legionella outbreaks to what is circulating in mosquitoes and ticks, there’s a lot New Yorkers need to know to stay healthy and safe...
Cyclospora, wildfire smoke, and another Legionella outbreak
New York is dealing with three very different public health issues right now: wildfire smoke that’s worsening air quality across the state, a significant increase in Cyclospora cases, and an ongoing Legionella outbreak on the Upper East Sid...
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Authors
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An epidemiologist trying to make sense of this world
Jeremy Faust, MD, MS, is an emergency medicine physician and public health expert. Inside Medicine removes the barrier between doctors and patients, so that you know what's happening.
Critical Health Voices is a contributor-powered platform amplifying frontline healthcare and public health voices across the many conversations shaping health and care.
Your weekly pulse on New York public health — concise, evidence-based, and action-oriented.
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