The disease detectives protecting Seattle during the World Cup
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The disease detectives protecting Seattle during the World Cup
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As 750,000 visitors gather in the Seattle area for World Cup matches, disease detectives are working behind the scenes to keep us all safe. They monitor for the spread of infectious diseases like Influenza and measles, as well as foodborne illnesses. Public health students at the University of Washington are helping with this work. They’re part of the Department of Epidemiology’s SEAL team, a program for graduate students to receive real-world epidemiology experience by supporting public health agencies.
Learn how students are leading this disease detective work.
Guests:
Maddie Ediger, master’s student in the Department of Epidemiology
Rahma Iqbal, master’s student in the Department of Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences
Learn more about the UW School of Public Health SEAL team: https://epi.washington.edu/students/student-epidemic-action-leaders-seal-team/
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