ProMED - A List for Emerging Diseases

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ProMED - THE PROGRAM FOR MONITORING EMERGING DISEASES
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A central goal of ProMED is to establish a direct partnership among scientists
concerned with emerging infectious diseases in all parts of the world;
building the
appropriate networks to encourage communicating and sharing information is a
key objective. Reporting of incidents or outbreaks, infectious disease
problems of emerging interest, and discussions on how to improve surveillance
and response capabilities (including needs at the local level) are especially
encouraged.

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We welcome your participation in ProMED, and invite your support of ProMED's
mission
 to develop and promote effective early warning systems for emerging infections.

For further information on ProMED:         For questions on the ProMED list:
Dr. Stephen S. Morse                       Dr. Jack Woodall
Chair, ProMED                              ProMED List Moderator
The Rockefeller University                 New York State Dept. of Health
New York, NY 10021-6399                    Albany, NY 12201          
e-mail: morse at rockvax.rockefeller.edu      e-mail: woodall at wadsworth.org

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Jack Woodall, ProMED List Moderator, NY State Dept. of Health, Albany NY
e-mail: woodall at wadsworth.org