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EPISODE · Jan 22, 2025 · 5 MIN

827: Alpha-Gal Syndrome Interest, New Congress Priorities

from Public Health Review Morning Edition · host ASTHO

Courtney Anderson, a Director with ASTHO's Environmental Health Team, discusses a blog article on Alpha-Gal Syndrome that was one of ASTHO's most popular resources of 2024; Catherine Murphy, a Government Affairs Analyst for ASTHO, uses past examples to see how key players in the 119th Congress might prioritize public health; an ASTHO webinar today focuses on the Building Capacity to Advance Health program; on January 29th, STRETCH will host its 4th national meeting; and the CDC has issued a Health Alert Network Health Advisory for clinicians and laboratories to accelerate the subtyping of influenza A-positive patients. ASTHO Blog Article: What Health Officials Should Know About Alpha-Gal Syndrome ASTHO Blog Article: ASTHO's Most Popular Resources of 2024 ASTHO Blog Article: Key Players and Health Policy Insights for 119th Congress ASTHO Webinar: Centering Community-Led Strategies to Sustainable Public Health Financing ASTHO Webinar: BCAH Informational Session CDC Web Page: Accelerated Subtyping of Influenza A in Hospitalized Patients

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