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Previous pageCalifornia Emerging Infections Program
Project Summary:
The California Emerging Infections Program (CEIP) is a CDC-funded infectious disease surveillance project that involves collaboration with the California Department of Public Health, and the health departments of Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco counties and the City of Berkeley. It was initiated in 1994 and is currently funded through 2017.
Topics:
Populations:
Contact Person:
Arthur Reingold
Contact Person's Email Address:
reingold@berkeley.edu
Department/Center:
Division of Epidemiology
Principal Investigators:
Arthur Reingold; James Watt (CA Dept of Public Health); Duc Vugia (CA Dept of Public Health)
Research Publications and Reports:
Partners:
California Department of Public Health; Departments of Public Health of Alameda, Costa Contra, and San Francisco counties and the City of Berkeley
Funder/Client:
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Location - States:
California
Publication Date:
2012