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Epidemiological surveillance methods

Population-level monitoring and tracking methods used to detect, quantify, and characterize disease occurrence and spread, including genomic surveillance, verbal autopsy, and contact tracing.

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Srihari MahadevAssistant Professor of Medicine
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Srihari MahadevAssistant Professor of Medicine
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Mark Steven LachsCo-Director, Center for Aging Research and Clinical Care
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Mark Steven LachsCo-Director, Center for Aging Research and Clinical Care
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Rainu KaushalSenior Associate Dean, Health Data Science
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Rainu KaushalSenior Associate Dean, Health Data Science
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He Sarina YangAssociate Professor of Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
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He Sarina YangAssociate Professor of Clinical Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
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Kayvan ZainabadiAssistant Professor of Molecular Microbiology in Medicine
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Kayvan ZainabadiAssistant Professor of Molecular Microbiology in Medicine
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Monika M SaffordDirector, Cornell Center for Health Equity
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Monika M SaffordDirector, Cornell Center for Health Equity

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Epidemiological surveillance methods

ZZZhen Zhao HSHe Sarina Yang

Sexually transmitted diseases · 2026

Epidemiological surveillance methods

PPPhilip P. Goodney JMJialin Mao

Journal of vascular surgery · 2026

Epidemiological surveillance methods

CZChengxi Zang DKDhruv Khullar YZYongkang Zhang MWMark Weiner+3 more →RKRainu Kaushal

PloS one · 2024

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Epidemiological surveillance methods

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Trends in syphilis testing and infections in New York: insights into testing volume, positivity, and demographics.

The long-term endovascular aneurysm repair (EVAR) assessment and follow-up (LEAF) surveillance program: A framework for national long-term safety evaluation after cardiovascular interventions.

Excess burden of respiratory and abdominal conditions following COVID-19 infections during the ancestral and Delta variant periods in the United States: An EHR-based cohort study from the RECOVER program.