State Epidemiology Team Visits CDCR, FMC, Asaba
  • Abigail Ekwegbali
  • June 15, 2025
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The State Epidemiology Team conducted a visit to the Center for Disease Control and Research (CDCR) at Federal Medical Center (FMC) Asaba on Friday, June 13, 2025. This visit is part of the team's ongoing state surveillance activities.

Response to Recent Lassa Fever Case
The visit is specifically in response to a recent positive Lassa fever case treated at the CDCR's treatment center. The team's presence underscores the importance of vigilant surveillance and rapid response in managing infectious diseases.

Strengthening Public Health Initiatives
The visit highlights the collaborative efforts between state health authorities and healthcare institutions in enhancing public health preparedness and response. By working together, they aim to improve disease detection, prevention, and control in Delta State.

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