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NFID Statement on the Importance of Federal Advisory Committees in Protecting Public Health
The National Foundation for Infectious Diseases (NFID) underscores the vital role that federal advisory committees play in informing public health decision-making and providing expert, evidence-based guidance on public health issues, including critical interventions to prevent infectious diseases
Autism and Vaccines: What the Science Really Says
Progress is being made in the search for the causes of autism, and this information may be valuable for families who are hesitant about vaccines
Women’s Voices: Insights from Infectious IDeas
As Women’s History Month comes to a close, NFID revisits powerful insights from past podcast guests who continue to make an impact on public health in the US and globally …
News Round-Up: Infectious Disease Threats
According to NFID website poll, there are several worrisome infectious disease threats. Read recent news on topics of greatest concern, including avian influenza (bird flu), measles, and respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) …
Women Leaders Shaping the Future of Public Health
Trailblazing women leaders share invaluable lessons, urging the next generation of scientists and public health advocates to take risks, stay curious, and make a difference
Vaccines and Heart Health: A Vital Connection
Heart disease can increase the risk of serious or fatal complications from respiratory diseases including COVID-19, flu, and RSV
Harnessing the Power of Local Data
NFID dashboard aims to empower stakeholders with hyperlocal data to increase US adult respiratory vaccine uptake
The Key to Preventing Cervical Cancer
January is Cervical Cancer Health Month, an important time to raise awareness and empower individuals to protect themselves against this often preventable type of cancer
Closing the Gap in RSV Prevention
NFID Medical Director Robert H. Hopkins, Jr., MD, shares his perspective on the importance of respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) prevention
Prevention in Action
The 2024 Impact Report of the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases celebrates the power of our collective efforts to create healthier communities across the US