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Hygienic Laboratory in the news |
A century later, UI experts recall deadly flu outbreak, prepare for new flu season
Iowa says consumers should throw out sorghum product because of illnesses
IDPH Reports Mosquito Positive For West Nile Virus Located In Woodbury County
Mosquito Surveillance Program underway in Johnson County
Seeing the Iowa Great Lakes as a clean economic model for Iowa
Johnson County Public Health to study mosquitoes
Private well water testing available for free through Clay County
Heimdal recognized with Harry Grant Award
Lab Culture Ep. 10: Public health labs do that?!
Free well water test measures insecticides linked to bee decline
Well survey shows few neonicotinoids
UI College of Nursing partners with free medical clinic to expand care
Errors, redundancies plague Iowa's family planning database
It would be difficult for people to use the list to find a provider
We're still sick with some virus (influenza article)
Education key to addressing opioid crisis, expert says at Coralville conference
How clean are Iowa's rivers? Meet the team that's studying them
Iowa Public Health seeing growing numbers of norovirus cases (mentioned "laboratory")
(Iowa) DPH seeks public input on newborn disorders
Should you fear your winter gear?
Fareway chicken salad alert issued in 5 states for possible salmonella contamination
Fareway chicken salad linked to 28 confirmed cases of salmonella
Triple T Specialty Meats Recalls Chicken Salad Products Due to Possible Salmonella Contamination
Pentella, Atchison honored with APHL Lifetime Achievement Awards
Do you know what’s in standing water?
When the water comes, be prepared
Mycobacterium tuberculosis Next generation sequencing: Hitting the easy button
MicrobeNet: Identifying hard-to-identify pathogens
The APHL Emerging Leader Program – Where could it take you?
Three years, seven stories: Reflecting on Biosafety and Biosecurity progress
CHEEC awards $159,000 in seed grants for environmental research