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\nThe lead laboratory units for domestic and global water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH)-related diseases associated with community settings and the natural environment in CDC\u2019s National Center for Emerging and Zoonotic Infectious Diseases.
\nOur Environmental Microbiology and Engineering Laboratory Team and Clinical Detection and Surveillance Laboratory Team conduct:
\nThe teams also work with laboratories, subject matter experts, and programs around CDC.
\nMission: Developing and applying methods for environmental sampling, microbial detection, and treatment technologies to prevent WASH-related disease.
\nOur laboratories:
\nEnvironmental Microbiology and Engineering Laboratory Team Highlights
\n \nMission: Developing and applying advanced molecular and cellular parasitology methods for clinical diagnostics, surveillance, and outbreak investigations to prevent WASH-related diseases.
\nOur laboratories:
\nClinical Detection and Surveillance Laboratory Team Highlights
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