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West Virginia
Division of Surveillance and Disease Control

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Issues

Index

Third Quarter 2007

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• Drug-Resistant TB

• West Virginia Infectious Disease Conference Details

• 2006-2007 Flu Season Summary

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• Grilling Safety - Foodborne Illness
• Mid-year HIV/AIDS Surveillance
• 2007 Mosquito Surveillance Plan

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• West Virginia Helps Evaluate Meningitis Vaccine
• Summary of Infectious Disease Outbreaks in West Virginia 2006

Fourth Quarter 2006

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• Revised Rule In Effect for Reportable Diseases
• 2006 Year-End HIV/AIDS Surveillance
• Norovirus Outbreak Guidelines

Third Quarter 2006

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• Objectives for the coming flu season
• Flu surveillance for 2005-2006
• Reportable disease surveillance update

Second Quarter 2006

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• Poison ivy FAQ
• Fist-half 2006 reportable disease data
• Mid-year HIV/AIDS surveillance
• 2006 West Virginia Conference on Infectious Disease

First Quarter 2006

• Assessing the needs and health of Katrina refugees
• 2005 West Virginia Tuberculosis Profile
• Rotavirus vaccine recommended for approval

Fourth Quarter 2005

• World AIDS Day restrospective
• Oral rabies vacination project update
• 2005 Year-End HIV/AIDS surveillance data

Third Quarter 2005

• 2004-2005 Summary of Influenza in West Virginia
• Tuberculosis: The light at the end of the tunnel

Second Quarter 2005

• Fatal infant Pertusis case
• FAQ: The Youth Peer Education Project
• Hantavirus cases in Randolph County
• Mid-Year HIV/AIDS surveillance
• STD ad awards

First Quarter 2005

• New Menigococcal vaccine licensed
• WV Cancer Registry helps CDC audit of hematological disorders

Third Quarter 2004

• Outdoor rabies vaccination effort continues
• LaCrosse encephalitis in West Virginia
• WV Immunization Program and WV-CHIP, working together
• Improving arboviral surveillance
• Mid-year HIV/AIDS surveillance update

Second Quarter 2004

• Outdoor rabies vaccination effort marks third year
• Promoting hep B vaccination for infants
• Gastroenteritis outbreak in Mason County

First Quarter 2004

• West Nile in West Virginia, 2003
• 2003 Outbreak Retrospective
• Year-End HIV/AIDS Surveillance

Fourth Quarter 2003

• The West Virginia Statewide Immunization Information System
• History & Purpose of WVSIIS
• Improving Access to WVSIIS
• Why an Immunization Registry?
• Benefits of WVSIIS
• Regional WVSIIS Meetings

Third Quarter 2003

• Possible Cancer Clusters in WV
• 2002-2003 Flu Retrospective
• Mid-Year HIV/AIDS Surveillance

Second Quarter 2003

• New Immunization Certificates
• March 24: World TB Day
• Mosquito Control Tips
• West Nile: Q&A for Physicians
• Cancer Registry Honor

First Quarter 2003

• Bioterrorism Preparedness
• A Smallpox Scenario
• The Lessons of Norwalk
• Year-End HIV/AIDS Surveillance
• West Nile War Stories

Fourth Quarter 2002

• 2002 West Virginia Conference on Infectious Diseases
• Six-Month Gonorrhea Surge
• Understanding Global AIDS
• 2002-2003 Flu Vaccine: FAQ

Third Quarter 2002

• West Nile Hits West Virginia
• HIV Counseling Classes
• Focus on Colorectal Cancer
• Mid-Year HIV/AIDS Surveillance
• Chickenpox Vaccine Storage

Second Quarter 2002

• A Million Immunizations (and Counting)
• National STD Prevention Conference
• Hepatitis C Frequently Asked Questions

First Quarter 2002

• Revising Vaccination Schedule
• West Nile Virus Surveillance
• Hepatitis C in Prison Project
• 2001 STD Statistics Mixed
• Year-End HIV/AIDS Surveillance
• CDC Oral Pharyngeal Cancer Study

Fourth Quarter 2001

• Anthrax Frequently Asked Questions
• Influenza Surveillance in West Virginia: 2000-2001 Season
• E. coli O157:H7 Fact Sheet

Third Quarter 2001

• 20 Years of HIV/AIDS in the U.S.
• New Rabies Director for DSDC
• Food Safety for the Elderly
• Epi-Log Moving to New Format
• Mid-Year HIV/AIDS Update

Second Quarter 2001

• Lyme Disease Prevention
• West Virginia Cancer Report Available
• Immunization Registry Facts
• Epi-Log Moving to New Format
• Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
• Summertime and Salmonella

First Quarter 2001

• Teen Awareness of HIV/AIDS
• Disease Surveillance Improves
• West Virginia Immunization Program Launches Website
• Year-End HIV/AIDS Statistics
• New AIDS and STD Program Director